What brought you to the PATH program? I started taking PATH to understand how I could optimize my learning. I also wanted to discover ways to improve the daily habits that would help me grow as a ...
Attending college is often the first time students must balance living independently while managing complex schedules and building new social networks—factors that have contributed to the ongoing ...
As a first-year student at Emory University, Leia Marshall walked into the Pathways Center to receive advice on her career goals. She was a neuroscience and behavioral biology major who thought she ...
Going from being among the oldest, most “senior” students to landing at the proverbial bottom rung of the academic and social ladder can feel like a swift and startling descent for even the most ...
The first year of high school is often the most challenging, as freshmen navigate new schools, more difficult classwork, and social developments. Research shows it’s also a critical year for setting ...
The Peer Mentor Program partners seniors with first and second-year students to strengthen community among current students and smooth the transition for new students. Mentees receive practical advice ...
In her guest blog, biomedical engineering (BME) major Pavitra Attanayake writes about helping to establish a peer mentoring program for first- and second-year BME students to improve overall student ...
As part of their first-year experience, BYU freshmen have the opportunity to participate in first-year mentoring as part of their transition to college life — and many are reaping the benefits. The ...
The University of Delaware First Year Seminar Program (FYS) is seeking Peer Mentors for fall 2025. FYS Peer Mentors are upper-class Blue Hens who serve as resources and role models for first-year ...
The Honors Peer Mentor Program is an incredible opportunity for incoming Honors College students to meet their peers, explore the abundant resources USC has to offer and transition into a vibrant and ...
Mission statement: Peer to Peer Mentoring - P2P - is a graduate student run organization that aims to support graduate students in the Biochemistry department from their first year to post-graduation.