Academic Advising Peer Advisors

Peer Advisor Mission: Peer Advisors support the advisor-advisee relationship by preparing students to make informed decisions about their academic, career, and college experience.  

Peer Advisors are trained through the Office of Academic Advising to help students:

• Explore majors, minors, and career options
• Reflect on decision-making style 
• Understand the Liberal Arts Core and make appropriate course selections
• Understand how to use the registration system and tools within Student Center
• Understand academic deadlines and policies
• Connect to campus resources

Peer Advisors are available in the office of Academic Advising Monday - Friday, 9 AM - 4 PM, no appointment needed. 

If you have questions about the Peer Advising program, please contact heather.asmus@uni.edu.

Interested in becoming a Peer Advisor? Learn more here!

Meet the Peer Advisors

	Hannah Black blackhab@uni.edu Major: Psychology Year: Senior Q. Favorite place on Campus to eat?   A. Maucker Union Rooftop Q. Advice to new students on how to be successful? A. The best way to be successful is being yourself, but also don't be afraid to try new things!
	Natalee Hart hartnaa@uni.edu Major: Family Services Year: Sophomore Q. Favorite place on Campus to eat/study?   A. The lawn by the Campanile Q. Advice to new students on how to be successful? A. Utilize all of the resources at UNI!
	Miranda Simon simonmah@uni.edu Major: Communication Sciences & Disorders and Spanish Year: Senior Q. Favorite activity on Campus?   A. CAB Movie Nights Q. Advice to new students on how to be successful? A. Advocate for yourself, especially if you're an Exploratory student. Reach out to professors, explore your options, and find your path here at UNI!
	Nathan Parker nathanp@uni.edu Major: Marketing Year: Junior Q. Favorite activity on Campus?   A. Pickup Basketball Q. Advice to new students on how to be successful? A. Try everything at least once!
	Amanda Bruns abruns@uni.edu Major: Social Science Education Year: Junior Q. Favorite place on Campus to eat?   A. Chats to get coffee Q. Advice to new students on how to be successful? A. Don't be afraid to ask for help.
	Rebecca Bartolo bartolor@uni.edu Major: Global Marketing & MIS Year: Senior Q. Favorite place on Campus to study?   A. Maucker Union - behind Chats Q. Advice to new students on how to be successful? A. Introduce yourself to your professors! It might be awkward at first but can provide a deeper connection than just being another face in class.
	Lauren Wiley wileyl@uni.edu Major: Math Education Year: Sophomore Q. Favorite activity on Campus?   A. SALT Ministry Q. Advice to new students on how to be successful? A. Get a planner and write everything down.