Peer Health Educator Position
Characteristics | Benefits | About the Work
PHE characteristics
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Open-minded |
Good communicator |
Advocate |
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Self-motivated |
Collaborative |
Nonjudgmental |
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Creative |
Supportive |
Self-aware |
| Inclusive | Adaptable | Engaged |
Benefits of becoming a PHE
- Co-create a community with other PHEs.
- Gain leadership experience.
- Contribute to the health and wellbeing of the UMass community.
- Become a skilled facilitator.
- Build relationships with professional staff.
- Get paid for being a peer leader on campus.
Below are some of the ways you can help support the campus community through a lens of integrated health and wellbeing:
- Co-facilitate wellbeing sessions
- Collaborate with other RecWell staff and campus colleagues
- Create engaging and health-promoting videos and posts on social media
- Assist with Paws events
Be creative, have fun, and make a difference.
Ready to apply? Apply to be a Peer Health Educator.
Please note, all Recreation & Wellbeing (RecWell) staff and interns are Title IX responsible. Learn more about Title IX. RecWell staff and interns are also responsible for reporting student disclosures of potential harm to self and/or others.
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UMass Peer Health Education
@UMassPeerHealth
@UMassPHE
Questions? Email phe@umass.edu