Peer Mentor Program FOr Students with disabilities

Beginning in August 2018, this volunteer based program eases the transition from high school to college for students with disabilities so that they may become strong students for their first year and beyond.

Who are Peer Mentors? 

Peer mentors are carefully chosen students who maintain a 3.0 GPA, have a record free of conduct violations, and are strong self-advocates who are confident in discussing their own experiences with a disability. Peer Mentors use Moravian University resources and are active members of the Moravian University community. A Peer Mentor's primary role is to assist first-year students in their transition to the University.  

If you are a first year student with a disability and wish to have a peer mentor, contact us by clicking here!

What are our peer mentors saying about the program?

“This experience really helped me grow and experience college from another persons perspective all while making a difference in someone else’s life!” - A. Padilla

"Being a peer mentor provided an opportunity to help a student during their first year at Moravian and guide them to tools that will help them succeed!" - Anonymous