Aug 31, 2010 — By WSU News Services — Young people involved in mentoring programs are more likely to stay in school, improve their grades and enroll in college, according to a Big Brothers Big Sisters study. If you are interested in participating in the Kansas Mentors State Employee Mentoring Program, check out http://www.ksmentors.ks.gov/goldstar.htm. Be sure to submit a state employee mentoring request form to your supervisor for ap