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First Year Peers
Get Involved with Peer Education in Your First College Year |
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Peer Education at the University of Connecticut offers a variety of opportunities for First Year students to get involved. Whether you want to join a Peer Education program or take a class, there is something for everyone! Explore the options below. |
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Related Courses
The University of Connecticut offers a variety of courses related to Peer Education. Topics include leadership, mentoring, facilitation, and more! Many Peer Education programs at UConn require new members to enroll in a related course in order to offer training and support. |
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Programs for Freshman
Peer Education includes students with different levels of experience, a wide variety of backgrounds, and across academic disciplines. In addition, many PeerEd programs look for students who have established a successful foundation at UConn before mentoring their peers. This foundation includes an understanding of the University, its policies, and the resources available to students. For this reason, a limited number of programs are available for first year students to participate in. We encourage new students to get involved from the start in order to build the foundation they need to mentor their peers. |
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Shadow a Current Peer Educator
Are you looking to get a feel for a specific Peer Education program? Thinking about joining in the future? First year students are invited to shadow a current Peer Educator to in order to meet current members and get a feel for the program and its mission. |
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