Peer Mentoring

Serving Student Needs

If you have any need regarding events or mentoring, please utilize this peer mentoring webform. Doing so ensures staff can best organize resources and can spend sufficient time with students. Community programming is hyper-flexible! In the past, group activities have included:

hiking
snowshoeing
home-cooked meals
dance parties
dungeons & dragons campaigns
art nights
movie screenings
game events

No idea is out of the question.

Monique Khim speaking at a podium for Douglas Honors.

2016-2017 DHC Peer Mentor Monique Khim

Becoming a Peer Mentor

By applying to become a peer mentor, you make a soft commitment to live within the DHC LLC and engage regularly with fellow DHC students outside of class activities. Applicants will be taken through a short interview process. New peer mentors are then led through requisite training and are rewarded for their community efforts through the Lillian Bloomer Residential Scholarship.

Apply for Peer Mentor Position

Noah Christy smiling posing in front of a CWU Douglas Honors College background.