Peer mentoring

The Peer Mentoring Program helps new Native/Indigenous students have a smooth transition to university life.

Personal characteristics

• Strong leadership skills and enthusiasm for helping others
• Organized, dependable, and possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Outgoing personality and an interest in sharing personal collegiate experiences
• Positive attitude and knowledge of NAU support services/resources/programs
• Able to communicate clearly and effectively in-person (in front of up to 25 students in a class or in a group presentation setting), phone, email, social media
• Self-motivated and works well in a team environment

Mentor qualifications

• Currently enrolled as a full-time Flagstaff campus student
• Sophomore status or higher (30 units or more) as an undergraduate student
• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
• Commit 10-15 hours/week to the position
• One year of experience living and/or working with Native American, Alaskan Native and/or Native Hawaiian populations
• Clean background and driving record (with valid state driver’s license)
• Commitment to complete required training
• Willing to work some weekends and/or evenings (with advance notification)

Required training

CRLA Certified Level 1 Training is required (training dates to be determined).

NOTE: Job posting will open Dec. 1, 2019 for the 2020-21 academic year and applicants must apply through Handshake.

For more information, contact Simeona Beasley or Kiara Weathersby at 928-523-8086.