Become a Mentor
Applications will open on January 11, 2024
Information Sessions
Each mentor program operates differently. To learn more about each program and ask questions you may have, come to one of our Peer Mentoring Info Sessions.
Virtual session: Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024. 12:15-12:50 pm.
In-person session: Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2024. 12:00-12:45 pm. Location TBD
About the Programs
Nobody knows the UofL experience better than our current students, and that's a big reason why peer mentor programs are so important. Mentors can help first-year students negotiate college transitions, form campus connections and help facilitate student success. As a mentor, you’ll share your lessons learned and tricks of the trade, and you’ll offer your valuable insights about the inevitable academic and personal challenges new students often encounter.
Mentoring isn’t only beneficial for UofL’s new students. As a mentor, you’ll gain valuable experience, too.
• Leadership development
• Networking opportunities
• Campus knowledge and connections
• Improved organizational and communication skills
There are a variety of peer mentoring opportunities to consider. It’s possible to apply and work for more than one, depending on the program and application requirements. Be sure to review all programs to see which are the best fit for you. If you have questions about the specific programs, reach out to the program contact listed with the specific job posting of interest.
These Peer Mentor programs will be hiring for the 2024-25 school year, with applications opening January 11, 2023. Undergraduate students from all majors are needed! Find out about each mentor position on Cardinal Careers under "UofL Peer Mentor Programs" or by using the links below.
Student Success Ambassadors (All majors encouraged): Learn More |
Apply 2024-25: Returning SSA Apply 2024-25: New SSA |
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A&S Peer Advising Ambassadors (A&S majors only): Learn More | Apply 2024-25 |
Hispanic Latinx & Indigenous Initiatives Compa Peer Mentors: Learn More | Apply 2024-25 |
We also encourage you to find out more about this program: