From: Fraternity and Sorority Life
Date: November 22, 2024
Subject: 4D Peer Mentor Interest Form


Hello and happy winter break! 

It is that time of year where New Student and Family Programs (NSFP) starts gathering interested students to serve as 4D Peer Mentors for the 2025 - 2026 school year! To assist them, we have created an interest form for those in our community who would like to learn more. You can access the interest form by going to: https://cglink.me/2fC/s95082. THE DEADLINE TO FILL OUT THIS FORM IS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2024. 

If you have any questions, please reach out to myself or Madison! 

Below please find some basic information from NSFP about the role. 

The 4D Peer Mentor is a dynamic role, that mirrors that of the DU Student Experience. By engaging with and through the 4D model, 4D Peer Mentor guides incoming students to create a sense of belonging and community during Discoveries Orientation week through the establishment of a relationship with their associated FSEM course and build on these relationships through First Ascent or Fall Quarter mentorship meetings. In these spaces and conversations, 4D Peer Mentors will model the roles and responsibilities of DU community members and thus empower their first-year and transfer student mentees to thrive at and beyond the university, as defined by the 4D Student Experience.

Note: There are mandatory requirements that take place during Spring and Fall Quarters of 2025. Therefore, students studying abroad during these quarters are not eligible for the position. Additionally, due to scheduling conflicts and overlap of position responsibilities, students cannot be a Resident Assistant and 4D Peer Mentor during Fall Quarter 2025.

Thanks! 
 

Christopher A. Miofsky, M.Ed., CSAEd, CSAEd-FSL
Preferred name: Christopher
Associate Director, Fraternity and Sorority Life
Office of Student Engagement
University of Denver
He/Him/His (what's this)
Schedule a meeting with me! | Phone: 303.871.6810 | christopher.miofsky@du.edu

 

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