Centralized Peer Mentor Training
Centralized Peer Mentor Training is an excellent opportunity for peer mentors to
meet and network with other student leaders on campus. Student who complete the training
learn new skills to improve their ability to effectively lead and mentor their peers.
Training Topics
- The role of peer mentors in college
- Characteristics of a successful mentor
- Phases of the mentoring relationship
- Active listening
- Clifton Strengths assessment
- University reporting policies and regulations
- Referral techniques
Who should attend Centralized Peer Mentor Training?
All undergraduate students who serve in a peer mentor or peer liaison role are encouraged
to participate in this training. Centralized Peer Mentor Training does not replace
job specific training, but it does supplement student learning about the role of peer
mentors on a college campus.
Upcoming Training Opportunities
During our Centralized Peer Mentoring sessions, we train student leaders/mentors on
the benefits of mentorship, tips and tricks, and many other things that come with
being a peer mentor to students or prospective students. We will be going in-depth into
leadership, the student journey timeline, and providing your students with the opportunity
to take the Clifton Strengths Assessment and learn more about their strengths. Students only have to attend one session.
| Spring 2027 |
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| Session One |
Thursday, January 21, 2027 |
2 PM - 4 PM |
Union 385 |
| Session Two |
Tuesday, January 26, 2027 |
12 PM - 2 PM |
Union 385 |
Register for Centralized Peer Mentor Training