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Peer Success Mentors
The Peer Success Mentors are available to guide their peers toward academic success through one-on-one appointments to discuss study habits, set academic goals and develop effective learning strategies and digital skills. Appointments are made through the TLC appointment system. We are offering mostly in person mentoring in TLB2, the TLC's Writing Center, but can use Zoom video conferencing to connect mentors and mentees online.
To request a class visit from a Peer Success Mentor, please complete our brief TLC Class Visit Request form.
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Make an appointment
Log in to WCOnline, our schedule, to make an appointment, view availability, or access your Zoom link for your appointment.
Peer Success Mentors Introduction
Find out what a meeting with a Peer Success Mentor is like in the video below:
Learning Consultation
Cara Hale, TLC Program Support Supervisor, is also available for learning consultations. These one-on-one appointments seek to guide students in becoming better learners by developing metacognitive learning strategies. Relevant topics include:
- Time management
- Strategies for reading
- Studying
- Test-taking
- Organization
We will work together to develop an individualized plan and can schedule follow-up meetings to troubleshoot and improve our approach.
Cara has a Masters in Educational Psychology from the University of New Mexico and has worked with students at her previous institution (University of Puget Sound) in this capacity. She also taught a course on Reading Strategies. To make an appointment, you may contact Cara directly.
Cara also leads workshops on these topics. Currently, these workshops are being hosted in collaboration with First Gen Fellows, and more information can be found at the First Gen Workshop Series page.