USOR Peer Mentoring Program

In partnership with the Department of Workforce Services for all DRC students between ages 17-21.

Department of Workforce Services'

Mentee Information:

Students participating in the peer mentor program will meet weekly one-on-one with an experienced SUU student peer mentor to receive personalized support and instruction relevant to them to increase their personal and academic success on the following pre-ETS (pre-employment transition services).

  • Job-Exploration Counseling: Major/career courses to take, qualifications, and skills needed to develop
  • Work-Based Learning: Onsite exposure to job environments with internships
  • Post-Secondary Educational Programs: SUU programs, classes and resources. Academic skill development that transfers to jobs or careers.
  • Workplace Readiness Training: Leadership skills, teamwork, decision-making, soft skills, resume, cover letter, mock interview, and professional development skills.
  • Self-Advocacy: Advocate for their needs academically, personally and professionally.

Areas of focus may include:

  • Goal setting and motivation
  • Activating and using accommodations
  • Campus resources
  • Time management skills
  • Study strategies
  • Communication
  • Life balance skills
  • Self-care practices
  • Stress management skills

Complete this form to begin the intake process.

 

Mentor Resources:

Contact

Disability Resource Center