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Peer Educators provide outreach programs to the college community. Peer Educators have the advantage of being at a similar point in their lives and have many of the same experiences as other students on campus, which enhances their credibility. This makes it easier for them to reach their fellow students with important education on various mental and physical health topics.

The following are some Peer Educator led health education topics:

+ safe sexual health practices

+ diversity issues

+ healthy relationships

+ nutrition

+ stress management

+ alcohol and substance abuse

+ sexual harassment and prevention of sexual assault and domestic violence

Peer Educators also assist in the office with clerical duties which may include:

+ organizing various office supplies

+ copying fliers and posters and distributing throughout campus buildings

+ restocking supplies

+ other errands as identified by Office Manager

Job Requirements:

+ Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

+ Comfortable presenting in front of peers, faculty, and staff

+ Strong critical thinking and creativity skills

+ Must have a minimum 2.25 GPA

+ Ability to research, discuss, and present on sensitive topics in a mature manner

+ Must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credits

+ Must be reliable, punctual, and able to complete assigned tasks independently

+ Ability to maintain a high level of confidentiality (essential for working in the Health & Counseling Center)

Additional Information:

+ Minimum of 6 hours and up to 10 hours of work per week

+ This includes a mandatory group meeting once a week, time TBD

+ Potential to work Welcome Week 2025

+ Salary is $15.50/hour

+ Some evenings and weekends required