CVPA Peer Mentors
The College of Visual and Performing Arts peer mentors play a pivotal role in empowering first-year students to enhance their learning, social, and professional goals while navigating the intricacies of university life. Offering one-on-one and small-group support, peer mentors aid mentees as they embark on a transformational period of their lives and adjust to the distinct teaching style of higher education.
You can also visit CVPA 155/157 during office hours to connect with a peer mentor.
| Course | Peer Mentor | Office Hours |
|---|---|---|
| FOU 101 | Isaac Toweh | Tuesday & Thursday 12:30–2pm |
| FOU 110 | Abbie Ferree | Tuesday & Thursday 11am–12:30pm |
| FOU 120 | Alyssa MacNeil | Monday & Wednesday 3–4:30pm |
| FOU 130 | Hannah Furtado | Tuesday & Thursday 2–3:30pm |
| FOU 140 | Sam Haley | Monday & Wednesday 1:30–3pm |
How CVPA Peer Mentors support students
- Familiarize mentees with the array of resources available to them on campus, such as tutoring services, the Career Center, Counseling Center, Financial Aid Services, Housing and Residential Education, and more.
- Encourage attendance of events, clubs, activities, and more student life initiatives.
- Develop mentees' self-confidence, resilience, and self-efficacy needed to navigate the university journey.
- Help mentees develop essential skills for learning and growth like time management, note-taking, and problem-solving by encouraging effective approaches.
- Serve as positive role models, fostering a constructive and supportive environment.