Peer Mentoring Program

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Receive a Mentor

Peer Mentors work with students who want an experienced mentor to help guide them through their courses, who have career questions, or are experiencing academic difficulty. It is a year-long program and is tailored to help students identify their unique challenges, improve academic performance, and return to good academic standing. Those seeking a mentor to aid in social, emotional, or academic growth should fill out this form to connect with a Baker College Mentor. 

Peer Mentor Request

Housing Move-In Day

Why Should I Become a Mentee?

Joining a college mentor program is a great way to gain valuable insights, build confidence, and feel more connected on campus. Whether you're adjusting to college life, figuring out your classes, or planning for the future, a mentor who understands the experience can offer personalized support and guidance. It’s an opportunity to form meaningful connections, learn from someone who’s been there, and set yourself up for success both in and out of the classroom.

Benefits and Incentives

Benefits of the Peer Mentorship include:

  • Helps identify and achieve goals
  • Self-reflection and problem-solving
  • Communication Skills
  • Accountability
  • Community and Acceptance

Relationship-Building Activities 

You can look forward to a variety of relationship building activities with your Mentor!

   

Virtual Game Nights

Weekly game nights to show off your competitive side while getting to know fellow Peer Mentor participants.

   

Trivia Events

Test your knowledge on several different holidays such as Thanksgiving, Winter Holidays, and Black History Month.

   

Social Hours

Participate in social events such as "Matcha and Match Up".

   

Movie Nights

A perfect time to grab some popcorn and enjoy quality time watching movies with fellow Peer Mentor participants.

Student Testimonies

Receiving a Peer Mentor

Being paired with a peer mentor during my first semester of college made a huge difference. I was nervous about adjusting to campus life, but my mentor helped me feel more confident and supported. They showed me how to manage my time, study more effectively, and even introduced me to helpful campus resources I didn’t know existed. It was reassuring to talk to someone who had already been through the same experience. Thanks to the program, I felt less alone and more prepared to succeed. 

Peer Mentor Request

Student Leadership Training

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