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"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
The Peer Education Team (PET), a collaborative group of peer educators working together to address college health issues such as Alcohol and other Drugs, STD's, Stress, HIV/AIDS, Body Image, Nutrition, Fitness and Contraception. These volunteer students participate in educational trainings, weekly meetings, campus wide activities, and on-going health promotion events. The goal of PET is to encourage low-risk and responsible decision making concerning college health issues and to enhance the health of the FAU community.
Benefits of Volunteering as a Peer Educator:
- Membership in a dynamic service organization
- Enriching experiences and educational information
- Improved health knowledge, communication skills and leadership skills
- Opportunities to spearhead projects
- Opportunity to help others
- Become part of a highly skilled team of students committed to providing accurate and nonjudgmental health information
- Contribute to the overall Today & Beyond Wellness Program
- Campus and community contributions
- Valuable professional experiences for future employment or school applications
- Personal satisfaction
- Make new friends!
Membership Requirements:
- Interest in wellness
- Possess a sense of humor
- Enjoy working and contributing to a team effort
- Openness, commitment and caring nature
- Contact us if you are interested in joining. Please call Rosemary Dunbar at (561) 297-3615 or rdunbar@fau.edu.
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Page Last Updated:
Oct 06, 2008
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