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


The peer mentoring program strives to help CWU students create connections, enhance belonging, and identify resources and strategies for success in college. Peer mentors are fellow students who are passionate about seeing other students succeed and thrive and are always willing to support the transition and journey of other students at Central.
  • 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

     

     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

     

    Hector (He/Him)

    Construction Management, Entrepreneurship

    TRiO

     

    Justin (He/Him)

    Physics - STEM Teaching. Minoring in Math & Astronomy

    Member of Society of Physics Students and Astronomy Club

     

     

    Maggie (They/Them)

    Psychology with a minor in Child Development

     

     

    Marley (She/Her)

    Elementary Education

    Douglas Honors College

     

     

    Noah (He/Him)

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


    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

     

  • 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

    Office of Health Promotion

    Student Counseling Services

    Career Services 

    Academic Achievement Programs/TRIO

    Academic Advising - Undeclared Majors & Intensive Academic Advising 

    Migrant Student Support

    • Bouillon Hall 232
    • Contact: (509) 963-1729

    Office of Financial Aid

    Office of International Studies & Programs

    Office of the Registrar

    • Bouillon Hall 140
    • Contact: reg@cwu.edu | (509) 963-3001

    Case Management

    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

    Information Services

    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

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! Our mentors offer zoom appointments during their regular hours, and they can be scheduled by selecting "Zoom" instead on "In-Person" on Inspire.

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