Peer Mentoring & Tutoring
High impact educational experiences (HIEEs) promote knowledge and skill development that employers, graduate and postgraduate programs highly seek. Participating in Weber State mentoring programs counts as a HIEE and will help you along your path in the Wildcat Advantage program.
You can have the support of a mentor and/or be a mentor yourself. As a mentor or mentee, you’ll build relationships, learn with your peers and invest time in your academic and personal development.
Peer Mentoring & Tutoring HIEEs
Be a Mentor
Whether you work as a mentor or volunteer to mentor your peers, the time you spend engaged in this role benefits you now and in the future. Visit the Mentors website to learn more about the programs where you can apply to be a mentor.
Be a Tutor
Increase your interpersonal and communication skills while helping other students learn the material you are trained in.
Need help determining which HIEE is best for you?
Contact Olga Antonio at olgaantonio@weber.edu or 801-626-7332 to discuss mentoring programs or the mentoring attribute (MENT).
Record your HIEE Experience Get Started with the Wildcat Advantage Program
Mentoring Programs
Olga Antonio, Director
801-626-7332
olgaantonio@weber.edu
Shepherd Union 231D