Woodring Peer Mentors
Woodring Peer Mentors work to support students interested in pursuing Woodring College's fields of study-- primarily the undergraduate and post-bacc fields of Teacher Education and Human Services. Mentors collaborate with mentees in career/program exploration, resume-building, and in navigating the Woodring application process. The goal of mentors is to foster personal connections through rapport-building and regular contact with mentees.
Mentors work to do the following:
- Answer questions about Woodring and the application process with a student perspective
- Help mentees explore the teaching and human services professions
- Connect mentees with professors, college resources, and volunteer opportunities
- Provide access to campus resources as needed
- Communicate information clearly and accurately
- Invite mentees to fun and informational Woodring events
Areas You can Support
Associated Students Clubs
Campus Recreation Sport Clubs
College of Business and Economics
College of Fine and Performing Arts
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
College of Science and Engineering
Fairhaven College of Interdisciplinary Studies
Graduate School
Huxley College of the Environment
Parents and Families
Programs/Centers/Institutes
Scholarships and Diversity Initiatives
Western Libraries
Western Washington University
Woodring College of Education
WWU Athletics
