GPP Minor Peer Advisors are available to meet with students both in-person and remotely to discuss any questions they have regarding the GPP Minor. The GPP Peer Advisors are undergraduate students who have completed a majority of the requirements for the GPP Minor, including the Practice Experience. They are a great resource to seek information about what the Minor entails, selecting a poverty action Practice Experience, course planning, and much more.
DS Transfer Mentors are the most important part of our outreach program to incoming transfer students. They have a cohort of incoming transfer students that they correspond with, answering all kinds of questions from "What classes should I take?" to "Where's a good place to study?"
Peer advisors assist the Cognitive Science advising team by providing students with information about the major, major requirements, academic planning, assistance with getting involved with clubs and research opportunities, and much, much more!
The Peer Advising Leadership (PAL) Program of Rausser College strives to offer personal insights and experiences to current & prospective RCNR students. Our PALs are trained in understanding & communicating our Major requirements, College policies, research opportunities, and more! The goal of these students is to offer peer advising to everyone - ranging from a first-semester Berkeley freshman to a last-semester senior!
Engineering Student Services (ESS) peer advisors are current students that provide general information to undergraduates about engineering requirements, procedures, resources, student organizations/opportunities, and student life. They meet with prospective students and lead workshops throughout each semester. Peer advisors are also available to meet with students wanting to change into the College of Engineering and can review the Change of College process.
Integrative Biology (IB) and Molecular Cell & Biology (MCB) peer advisors help their fellow students through sharing their own experiences and collaboratively setting academic goals. Advising topics might include course planning, major selection, research, and/or post-graduate plans.
Ambassadors are former Fall Program for First Semester students who serve as resources for prospective and current Fall Program for First Semester (FPF) students by answering questions, participating in events and workshops, and sharing their personal experiences in FPF.
