Fall 2021 Chemistry 111 Peer Mentor Application
Please complete this application to be considered for a Chemistry Peer Mentor (PM) position for the Fall 2021 semester.


CHEMISTRY PEER MENTOR JOB DESCRIPTION:
 
The primary role of the PM is to help support the classroom learning environment during class in Dr. Shadle's CHEM 111 course (MW 4:30-5:45pm).  Thus, the most important role for the PM is to attend each class and be prepared to facilitate the day’s activity for the students.
 
PMs attend a weekly meeting on Thursdays (4:30-5:30pm) where they review what is happening in class, address any issues, and discuss the activities for the week coming up.  Peer Mentoring can be taken for credit or done on a volunteer-basis
 
Functionally, the class is divided into “neighborhoods” of ~20 students and each PM is assigned to a neighborhood. PMs are expected to make an effort to get to know the students in their “neighborhood” (e.g., student names, and strengths and weaknesses in the course). PMs will also help with some aspects of the administrative duties (e.g., collecting or distributing materials in class, proctoring exams, light grading).
 
Just before classes begin, there will be an “orientation meeting” with all PMs to prepare for the new semester.
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Name (first and last) *
Preferred Name (if different from above)
Pronouns *
This is how you would like others to refer to you in "third person" point of view. EX: "HER tutoring schedule is on the website", "THEY are in THEIR office", "ZEY need that room unlocked"
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Boise State Email Address *
Phone Number (include area code) *
Student Identification Number *
Course and Meeting Availability
Chemistry PM's are required to attend Dr. Shadle's CHEM 111 course and a weekly preparation meeting. Please indicate below that you are able to attend each one.
Please describe your prior leadership experience and how it may relate to this peer mentoring opportunity. *
100-150 words
Please describe a time when you struggled academically and how you addressed this challenge? *
100-150 words
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