Diversity Peer Educator Application

The Diversity Peer Educators will create and facilitate ongoing dialogues with their peers about issues pertaining to the intersection of mental health and diversity.

General Information

When should I submit an application?

Peer education applications are accepted on a rolling basis. If you are interested in joining one of our groups, we encourage you to complete an application. We will let you know if there are any openings when we receive your application. Otherwise, we will add your name to the waiting list and invite you to interview when openings become available.

Please be aware that students are only able to participate in one peer ed group at a time.

How to complete an application

Please complete this application and click the "Submit Form" button to forward it to the Counseling Center.

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A) Demographics

First Name:

Last Name:

E-Mail Address:

Cell Phone:

Address:

TU ID#:

Date of Birth:

Enrollment Status:

Class Status:

Major:

Minor:

GPA:

Expected Graduation Date:

B) Relevant Experiences

1. Please list any relevant courses related to diversity that you have completed while at TU.

2. Please list and describe any additional training, volunteer, and/or work experience.

3. Please list your on-campus involvement including clubs and activities. (Please use the format: Club/Activities – Your Role [e.g. member, leadership role] – Dates Involved – Time Commitment [hr/wk])

C) Questions Specific to DPE Positions:

1. The most essential role of a Diversity Peer Educator is to promote the psychological and social wellbeing of a diverse student body at TU through ongoing peer-to-peer communication on diversity and social justice issues. With this in mind, please discuss in detail why you are interested in becoming a Diversity Peer Educator.

2. What do you hope to gain from your experiences as a Diversity Peer Educator?

3. Being a peer educator involves a commitment to attending training sessions and meetings, as well as presenting programs or workshops. Do you foresee any potential barriers from fulfilling your responsibilities?