Peer Mentoring
Mentors Are Here For Your Success
You can visit us in the James E. Brooks Library located in the Learning Commons.
Welcome to Peer Mentoring! We are here to help you navigate campus resources and propel you toward your aspirations.
Our Goals
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What Can Peer Mentors Do?
Peer mentors are fellow students and lifelong learners and are uniquely positioned to provide a safe-space free of judgement. There is no limit or restriction as to how you interact with the program. Whether you're striving to improve in your studies, seeking schedule advice, or want to stay on top of your activities, you are welcome. We want to make connections and grow our networking among the campus!
Through drop-in and appointments, Peer Mentors are available to lend an ear, give study tips, and even walk you through solutions.
If you need or want an accountability buddy, someone to help you develop new skills (whether those are social, academic, or wellness-based), or someone to point you in the right direction to a different campus resource, then you could benefit from mentoring! Swing by the Learning Commons in Brooks Library for a drop-in appointment or make an appointment through Inspire. We hope to meet you soon!
Appointments are flexible and tailored to your time needs, anywhere from 15 minutes up to 1 hour.
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Meet the Mentors
Alondra (She/Her)
Psychology and Law and Justice
TRiO and Nutrition Science Club
Likes taking walks and cooking

Ava (She/Her)
Entrepreneurship with minors in Art and Design and Digital Marketing
Library and Information Science Certificate
Enjoys reading and making art

Blue (She/Her)
Business Administration with a specialization in Human Resource Management
VP of Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM)
Enjoys reading, spending time with friends, and watching movies

Brenton (He/Him)
Biology with a specialization in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Volunteers for the biology department's fish and stream crew
Likes hiking, exploring nature, staying active, and sharing his love of science

Brooke (She/Her)
Secondary Education, Family and Consumer Sciences and CTE Teaching, and Deaf and Sign Language Studies
Teaching, CTE, and ASL interpreter certifications
ASL Club and Student Ambassador for Family and Consumer Sciences department

Caleb (He/Him)
Biology with a specialization in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Knowledgeable about the Veteran's center and Veteran's Assistance
Enjoys playing guitar, hanging out with friends, keeping up with sports, and being involved with habitat restoration

Denton (He/Him)
Construction Management with a minor in Business Administration
Construction Management Club
Likes snowmobiling, biking, and paragliding

Drew (He/Him)History and Social Studies Teaching, Secondary Education
Phi Alpha Theta and First Lutheran Church volunteer
Likes reading non-fiction books, exploring historical places in the US, camping, playing golf, classic films, and Formula 1 racing

Emily (She/Her)
Social Services with a minor in Family Science
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlán, First Generation Student Organization, and Nutrition Science Club
Enjoys building community and supporting students in their academic and personal journeys

Genevie (She/Her)
Business Administration with a specialization in Marketing
VP of Women in Business Club
Interested in health and fitness, thrifting, fashion, crafting, and sewing

Hayliegh (She/Her)Family and Consumer Science with a minor in Public Health
Volunteers for animal shelter and Wildcat Pantry
Enjoys hanging out with friends, spending time with her dog, and getting coffee

Hector (He/Him)Construction Management, Entrepreneurship
TRiO
Likes playing sports, lifting weights, and socializing with friends

Jamison (He/Him)
Business Administration with a specialization in Financial Planning
VP of Golf Club and Chi Alpha

Janet (She/Her)Aviation Management with minors in Safety and Health Management and Spanish Interpretation
Enjoys going to concerts, traveling, and hanging out with friends

Jenna (She/Her)Construction Management
Construction Management Club
Likes golfing, baking, and spending time with friends

Jessica (She/Her)Business Administration with a specialization in Human Resource Management
President of Women in Business Club
Interested in running, golfing, reading, hiking, and spending time with friends and family
Jolie (She/Her)
Elementary Education
Enjoys staying active, being outside, and hanging out with friends

Kay (She/They)
Psychology
Douglas Honors College and Decks and Dice Club
Likes arts and crafts, crocheting, and playing D&D

Kyllie (She/Her)
Teach STEM and Middle Level Science with a minor in Teaching English as a Second Language
Women's Rugby Club and Pacific Islanders Student Association (PISA)
Enjoys going to the gym, listening to music, spending time outside, and playing her ukulele

Maggie (They/Them)
Psychology with a minor in Child Development
Likes crocheting, D&D, and music

Marley (She/Her)
Elementary Education
Douglas Honors College
Enjoys watching reality TV, playing bass, spending time with friends, and needle pointing

Mason (He/Him)Business Administration with a minor in Communications
Enjoys playing basketball and hanging out with friends

Noah (He/Him)
Business Administration with a specialization in Marketing Management and a minor in Advertising
Enjoys biking, running, hiking, racket sports, photography, crafts, and reading

Sean (He/Him)
Sports Management with specializations in Business and Coaching
Likes golfing, fishing, and coaching high school wrestling and golf

Selene (She/Her)Actuarial Science with a minor in Finance and Economics
President of Actuarial Science Club and External Affairs Coordinator for the Women in Business Club
Enjoys hiking with friends, sewing, golfing, and shopping

Taryn (She/Her)Biology with a specialization in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and a minor in Geology
Entrepreneurship and Geology Clubs
Likes hiking, arts and crafts, watching movies, napping, and making jewelry

Taylor (She/Her)
Elementary Education with a minor in Early Childhood Education
Likes reading, painting, and spending time with friends

Vaughn (He/Him)
Accounting
Golf and Accounting Clubs
Enjoys watching sports and being outside

Yuli (She/Her)
Hospitality, Tourism and Event Management
College Assistance Migrant Program & TRiO
Enjoys roller-skating and drinking flavored Red Bull

Graduate Program Assistants
Alexis (She/Her)
Primate Behavior
Secretary of Primate Awareness Network (PAN) and volunteer for Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest (CSNW)
Likes sewing, crocheting, cross stitching, thrifting/antiquing, and spending time with her cats

Winter (She/Her)
Cultural Environmental Research Management
Enjoys walking her dog, board game nights with friends, drawing, and painting
Joey (He/Him)
Sport and Athletic Administration
Intramural sports
Likes hanging out with friends, cooking, reading, hiking, and exercising

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Winter 2026 Events
Want to try out mentoring? Come join one of our upcoming Winter events where you can meet a mentor in a low-stake environment and create something cool at the same time!
Workshops (11am-3pm in SURC 135)
Fold Your Goals Origami - Learn how to fold Origami and set a goal for the quarter!
- January 13th & 15th
DIY Bookmarks - Create your own bookmark to inspire strong reading habits in 2026!
- January 27th & 29th
PALentines Day - Celebrate your people by creating friendship bracelets and cards. Enjoy free redbull and treats!
- February 10th
DIY Totebags - A fan favorite! Decorate your own tote bag.
- February 24th & 26th
Study Buddy Adoption Clinic - Create a little felt study buddy to inspire motivation while you study for finals! Complete the adoption with a name and certificate of adoption!
- March 10th & 12th
Trivia (Starting at 5pm in LIB 152)
Movies of the 2000s
- January 22nd
Professional Sports
- February 19th
Music & Pop Culture
- March 12th
Ready to meet some new friends?
Speed Friending
- February 11th, 5pm in LIB 152
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Student Resources on Campus
Disability Services
- Bouillon Hall 205
- Contact: ds@cwu.edu | (509) 963-2214
Wildcat Pantry
- Locations
- Brooks Library 153
- SURC 236
- Black Hall 1st floor
- Shaw-Smyser 4th floor
- Farrell Hall 3rd floor
- McIntyre Music Building 1st floor
- Dean Hall 1st floor
- Science One 1st floor
- Contact: wildcatpantry@cwu.edu | (509) 963-1856
Brooks Library
- Contact: libraries@cwu.edu | (509) 963-3682
Office of Health Promotion
- SURC 256
- Contact: healthpromotion@cwu.edu | (509) 963-3213
Student Counseling Services
- Black Hall 225
- Contact: counseling@cwu.edu | (509) 963-1391
Career Services
- Bouillon Hall 206
- Contact: career@cwu.edu | (509) 963-1921
Academic Achievement Programs/TRIO
- Bouillon Hall 232
- Contact: triosss@cwu.edu | (509) 963-2026
Academic Advising - Undeclared Majors & Intensive Academic Advising
- Brooks Library, Learning Commons
- Contact: academicsuccess@cwu.edu | (509) 963-2722
Migrant Student Support
- Bouillon Hall 232
- Contact: (509) 963-1729
Office of Financial Aid
- Bouillon Hall 106
- Contact: financialaid@cwu.edu | (509) 963-1611
Office of International Studies & Programs
- Hebeler Hall 102
- Contact: intlprog@cwu.edu | (509) 963-3612
Office of the Registrar
- Bouillon Hall 140
- Contact: reg@cwu.edu | (509) 963-3001
Case Management
- Bouillon Hall 203
- Contact: casemanagement@cwu.edu | (509) 963-1745
Student Health Services
- 901 E 11th Ave
- Contact: (509) 963-1881
Veterans Center
- Bouillon Hall 214
- Contact: va@cwu.edu | (509) 963-3028
Multicultural Center
- Black Hall 101
- Contact: diversity@cwu.edu | (509) 963-2127
Information Services
- Samuelson Hall, 1st floor
- Contact: cwuservicedesk@cwu.edu | (509) 963-2001
Multimodal Learning
- Samuelson Hall 118
- Contact (program support supervisor): forrest.h@cwu.edu | (509) 963-3294
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Instructor Resources
Looking to have a peer mentor visit your class? Have to cancel class but want to have a guest speaker instead?
Fill out this form to request a peer mentor to facilitate a mentoring topic during one of your classes!
Questions? Reach out to Peer Mentoring Coordinator - Rachael Crough
rachael.crough@cwu.edu (509) 963 - 2495
How Do I Schedule An Appointment?
Learn how to use Inspire to schedule a peer mentoring or tutoring appointment!
Video TutorialDrop - Ins Welcome
Simply stop by the Learning Commons and talk to the office assistants at the front desk for a drop-in appointment during our regular hours.
What is the Best Way to Stay Connected?
If you're curious about events, updates, or simply want some affirmation/motivation, follow us on Instagram!
Instagram Account
How Can I Get In Contact With You?
- Email us at wildcatmentors@cwu.edu
- Call front desk at (509) 963 - 1270
- Email Peer Mentoring Programs Coordinator - rachael.crough@cwu.edu
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I meet my mentor?
In-person appointments take place in the Learning Commons in Brooks Library.
What if I need a virtual appointment?
Virtual appointments are available by request only. If you wish to meet with a mentor over Zoom, please email us at: wildcatmentors@cwu.edu
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