The executive director of Student Inclusion invites dedicated and passionate student leaders to apply for the Peer Education and Engagement Coordinator program. PEECs play a vital role in building connections, fostering inclusion, and creating opportunities for meaningful engagement across the IUP campus community.
As a PEEC, you’ll help plan and lead programs, workshops, and activities that support student success and create a welcoming campus environment. Your involvement can make a significant difference in helping students feel connected, supported, and empowered at IUP.
What is a PEEC?
A PEEC is a student leader who focuses on engaging peers, creating community-building opportunities, and connecting students with campus resources. This role includes:
- Planning and facilitating events, discussions, and outreach activities that encourage student involvement.
- Supporting initiatives that help students navigate campus life and feel a sense of belonging.
- Serving as a positive role model and ambassador for the Office of Student Inclusion.
Why Join Us?
- Make a Difference: Contribute to creating a more inclusive and welcoming community.
- Develop Skills: Gain valuable experience in public speaking, leadership, and cross-cultural communication.
- Build Connections: Connect with like-minded individuals and build lasting relationships.
- Enhance Your Résumé: Stand out to employers by showcasing your commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Who Can Apply?
We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds and experiences. Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, no matter your race or background, you can be a diversity peer educator!
Those with Federal Work Study can apply to become a diversity peer educator.
For more information, contact Roger Briscoe II, executive director of Student Inclusion, at 139 Elkin Hall, or email rbriscoe@iup.edu.
What’s Going On Right Now?
Formally called Diversity Peer Educators, PEEC can be found around campus, engaging students with the “Question of the Day.” Share your thoughts by recording your voice, jotting down a Post-it note, or submitting your answer anonymously online. Don’t forget to grab a handout with helpful information about the day’s topic!
Mark your calendars for upcoming workshops during Lunch and Learn at Elkin Hall’s Multicultural Center:
- September 24: Lunch & Learn, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Elkin Great Room
Join us for thoughtful discussions and opportunities to learn and grow together.
