The countdown to Mardi Gras is on! With the city coming alive in celebration, now is the perfect time to embrace all that makes New Orleans special. But before you dive into the festivities, take a moment to apply for some amazing mentorship opportunities right here on campus!
In this edition of The Navigator, we’re sharing ways to connect, lead, and make a lasting impact at Tulane. Plus, we’ve got a unique volunteer opportunity to help make Mardi Gras more sustainable—so you can celebrate while contributing to a greener future!
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Roll Wave!
College Programs | Newcomb-Tulane College
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Are you interested in creating fun video content for social media? Would you love to share your Tulane experience while working closely with a dynamic team of student storytellers? Now’s your chance!
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The First-Year Five are the official first-year experience brand ambassadors and content creators, showing incoming and current first-year students all they need to know about Tulane. We’re looking for five rising sophomores (Class of 2029) to join our team!
The application is open now and will close on Monday, March 2. We can't wait to see your creativity shine!
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In one form, you can apply for the following positions:
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First-Year Seminar (TIDES) Peer Mentor for Fall 2026
- Scholar Society Peer Mentor for the 2026-27 academic year
- Peer Success Leader for the 2026-27 academic year
- Peer College Advisor for the 2026-27 academic year
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You can apply for one position or multiple! Check out the application on the Mentor Institute WaveSync page for more details about each role. The application is open now and will close on Wednesday, February 25.
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Ready to join a vibrant community of peers committed to academic excellence and discovery? Or looking to build meaningful connections with faculty beyond the classroom?
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If so, College Scholars may be the perfect fit for you! Applications for the 2026-27 program are open now through Monday, February 23. First-year students with a cumulative GPA of 3.7 or higher in the fall 2025 semester are encouraged to apply.
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Volunteer for Recycle Dat! and help make Mardi Gras more sustainable with on-route parade recycling!
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Mardi Gras just got greener and you can be part of the action! Recycle Dat is looking for volunteers to keep the good times rolling sustainably. Help collect aluminum cans, glass, plastic bottles, and throws at staffed stations along the uptown parade routes. Morning and afternoon shift options available. Learn more and register below!
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Join us for a tour of the oldest art museum in the city!
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This Beyond the Bubble trip is perfect for anyone looking to further immerse themselves in the art and culture of New Orleans! We'll be led on a guided tour through the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) followed by some beignets from Café du Monde! And the best part? It's FREE!
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Date & Time: Saturday, February 21 | 1-3 PM
Transportation: Departs campus at 12:30 PM, returns by 3:30 PM
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The deadline to sign up is Thursday, February 19.
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Do you want to develop your leadership skills while connecting with students from across the country? Attend The LeaderShape Institute!
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LeaderShape is a 4-day immersive experience that inspires students to create a more just, caring, and thriving world. Through engaging conversations, students will explore their personal values and strengthen their leadership style.
If you're interested in attending a national LeaderShape session, please complete the interest form below by Sunday, February 22.
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The TIERA Program is an immersive, interdisciplinary study abroad course focused on impact & engaged scholarship.
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A two-week summer field course immerses students in the real-world, grassroots research and conservation program of FCAT, an award-winning Ecuadorian NGO.
The 3 credit field courses satisfy the public service requirement and take an inherently interdisciplinary approach. Students from all disciplines are welcome and scholarships are available! The deadline to apply is Monday, March 2.
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Monday, February 9 | 7:30–8:30 PM
Scot Ackerman Makerspace
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Join MARS for a fun, hands on mask making workshop just in time for Mardi Gras! Design, build, and paint your very own paper mache mask to celebrate the New Orleans tradition! No experience needed, all tools and materials provided.
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Tuesday, February 10 | 11 AM–1:30 PM
LBC, Pedersen Lobby
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Join The Well for Health Promotion and the New Orleans Department of Health as they offer tips for celebrating this busy carnival season in a mindful and informed way. Enjoy fanny packs, free snacks, and activities designed to help you make the most of Mardi Gras while staying connected and healthy.
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Wednesday, February 11 | 11:30 AM–1:30 PM
LBC, The Rat
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Bring your clothes and use our irons to add Mardi Gras patches to your parade fits! Patches will be handed out during this week's Tulane Tuesday on February 10 from 11AM–1 PM in the 1st-floor main hallway of LBC. Any leftover patches will be available in The Rat on Wednesday.
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Thursday, February 12 | 12–3 PM
LBC, Pedersen Lobby
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Stop by the Pedersen Lobby in the LBC to have your face professionally painted for free before you attend The Krewe of Muses parade later in the day. Let's get festive!
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