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Peer Mentor Program

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Peer Mentoring Program

What is Mentoring?

A mentor is a peer guiding and supporting fellow students in their academic, social, and personal growth.  

Mentoring is a structured and trusting relationship that brings people together through support and encouragement.

The focus of mentoring is on BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS.

 

Who Can Be  A Student Mentor?

Experience-Based Support: 

Peer mentors have overcome challenges similar to those faced by mentees, such as:

  • Adjusting to a new school
  • Managing exam stress
  • Developing effective reading and study skills
  • Balancing multiple commitments

Equipped with Wisdom: 

  • They draw from personal experiences and advice from previous mentors.

Training and Resources:

  •  Peer mentors will receive training.

 

Questions? Contact Us.

Jennifer Kehoe
Peer Mentor Advisor, Instructor
jjkehoe318@alamancecc.edu
336-506-5024

Power & Impact

For the Mentee

Offering Guidance and Resources

Encouraging Self-Advocacy

Promoting Inclusive Environments

Support for Mentors

Lifelong Impact

For the Mentor

Fostering Independence

Building Confidence

Creating Social Connections

Enhancing Communication Skills

Providing Relatability 

 

Become a Mentor Today!

Peer mentoring allows you to invite someone else into your academic, social and personal life, and walk that journey with them. Help build a community today.

Mentor Application
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