Peer Mentoring

Our Goals

• 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.

• Meet the Mentors

  Alondra (She/Her)

  

  Psychology and Law and Justice

  TRiO and Nutrition Science Club

  

  Blue (She/Her)

  

  Business Administration with a specialization in Human Resource Management

  VP of Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM)

   

  Brenton (He/Him)

  

  Biology with a specialization in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

  Fish & Stream Crew Volunteer

   

  Brooke (She/Her)

  

  Secondary Education, Family and Consumer Sciences and CTE Teaching, and Deaf and Sign Language Studies 

  ASL Club and Student Ambassador for Family and Consumer Sciences department

   

  Denton (He/Him)

  

  Construction Management with a minor in Business Administration

  Construction Management Club

  
  Drew (He/Him)

  

  History and Social Studies Teaching, Secondary Education

  Phi Alpha Theta and First Lutheran Church volunteer

   

  Emily (She/Her)

  

  Social Services with a minor in Family Science

  Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlán, First Generation Student Organization, and Nutrition Science Club

   

  Genevie (She/Her)

  

  Business Administration with a specialization in Marketing 

  VP of Women in Business Club

  
  Hayliegh (She/Her)

  

  Family and Consumer Science with a minor in Public Health

  Volunteers for animal shelter and Wildcat Pantry

   

  Hector (He/Him)

  

  Construction Management, Entrepreneurship

  TRiO

   

  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

  
  Jenna (She/Her)

  

  Construction Management

  Construction Management Club

  
  Jessica (She/Her)

  

  Business Administration with a specialization in Human Resource Management

  President of Women in Business Club

   

  Jolie (She/Her)
  

  

  Elementary Education

   

  Justin (He/Him)

  

  Physics - STEM Teaching. Minoring in Math & Astronomy

  Member of Society of Physics Students and Astronomy Club

   

  Kay (She/They)

  

  Psychology

  Douglas Honors College and Decks and Dice Club

   

  Maggie (They/Them)

  

  Psychology with a minor in Child Development

   

  Mady (She/Her)

  Theatre Studies

   

  Marley (She/Her)

  

  Elementary Education

  Douglas Honors College

  
  Mason (He/Him)

  

  Business Administration with a minor in Communications

   

  Noah (He/Him)

  

  Business Administration with a specialization in Marketing Management and a minor in Advertising

   

  Sean (He/Him)

  

  Sports Management with specializations in Business and Coaching

  
  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

  
  Taryn (She/Her)

  

  Biology with a specialization in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and a minor in Geology

  Entrepreneurship and Geology Clubs

   

  Taylor (She/Her)

  

  Elementary Education with a minor in Early Childhood Education

   

  Vaughn (He/Him)

  

  Accounting

  Golf and Accounting Clubs

   

  Yuli (She/Her)

  

  Hospitality, Tourism and Event Management

  College Assistance Migrant Program & TRiO

   

  Graduate Mentors

  Alexis (She/Her)

  

  Primate Behavior 

  Secretary of Primate Awareness Network (PAN) and volunteer for Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest (CSNW) 

   

  Winter (She/Her)

  Cultural Environmental Research Management 

   

  Joey (He/Him)

  

  Sport and Athletic Administration 

  Intramural sports

• Spring 2026 Events

  Want to try out mentoring? Come join one of our upcoming Spring events where you can meet a mentor or your peers in a low-stake environment.

   

  Trivia - SURC Pit - Starts at 4pm

  Groups of up to 6 - Bring a friend or meet someone new!

  • April 16th
  • May 7th
  • June 4th

   

  Wildcat Academic Mentoring Corn hole Tournament - SURC Rec Center Court D

  April 25th - 10am-3pm

  Register here!

   

  Tie Dye - April 28th - Dean Lawn - 1-3pm

  Items and tie dye provided or bring your own!

   

  Sip & Paint - SURC 137A - 3-5pm

  Mocktails and paint supplies provided! Bring a friend or meet someone new!

  • May 11th
  • May 13th

   

  Field Day - June 3rd - Dean Lawn 12-3pm

  Lawn games provided or bring your own! 

   

  Want to learn more about peer mentoring? Find us in the SURC corridor from 12-2pm on these days:

  • April 15th
  • April 23rd & 24th
  • April 27th - May 1st (Come learn more about employment opportunities with WAM!)
  • May 6th
  • June 2nd
• 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
• 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