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Getting Started as a Transfer Peer Mentor

Understanding Transfer Students: Who They Are and What They Face

Creating a Supportive First Contact: Before, During, and After Meetings

Professional Communication, Documentation, and Compliance

Managing Appointments and Taking Useful Notes (FERPA Included)

Writing Bi-Weekly Messages that Get Read and Get Results

Documenting Student Support: Completing the Connectivity Report

Connection Plans and Student Engagement

Making a Connection Plan Learners Will Actually Use

Helping Students Find Their Place: Social Belonging and Campus Connections

Exploring the Community: Around-Town Highlights that Support Belonging

Academic, Wellness, and Resource Referrals

Connecting Students to Campus Resources Without Overwhelming Them

Supporting the Academic Jump: Study Habits, Expectations, and Support Services

Staying Grounded: Wellness Conversations and Recognizing Stress

Using the Success Plan Process to Guide Next Steps

Referring Students to Transfer Accountability Groups (TAGs)

Program Operations and Mentor Team Expectations

Knowing Your Mentor Pathways: Liaison Roles and Satellite Stations

Handling the Logistics: Timesheets, Leave Requests, and Teams Communication

Growing as a Mentor: Monthly Meetings and Continuous Improvement

Practice Lab: Group Projects and Connection Activities

Knowledge Checks (Quizzes)

Quiz 1: Transfer Student Needs and Support Conversations

Quiz 2: FERPA-Safe Appointments, Notes, and Documentation

Quiz 3: Bi-Weekly Communication and Outreach Strategies

Quiz 4: Connection Plans and Engagement Activities

Quiz 5: Connectivity Reports and Professional Standards

Course Wrap-Up (Surveys)

Survey 1: Confidence in Professional Communication and Documentation

Survey 2: Confidence in Outreach and Bi-Weekly Messaging

Survey 3: Readiness to Facilitate Connection Activities

Survey 4: Readiness to Refer Students to Resources (Academic and Wellness)

Survey 5: Program Feedback and Improvement Suggestions

Professional Standards and Engagement for Transfer Peer Mentors equips you to confidently support transfer students from first contact through successful integration on campus. Built around real mentoring workflows, the course blends communication best practices, FERPA-safe documentation, and intentional engagement strategies so you can guide students without overwhelming them. You’ll learn how to identify common transfer needs, structure supportive meetings, manage appointments, and write bi-weekly messages that actually get read. You’ll practice crafting Connection Plans that help students build their social circles, explore the local community, and access the right campus resources at the right time. The program also covers academic transitions, wellness conversations, and formal documentation like Connectivity Reports—ensuring you provide consistent, compliant, and high-impact support. Finally, you’ll master program operations, including liaison roles, satellite stations, timesheets, leave requests, and team communication, so you can thrive as a reliable partner to staff and peers. By the end, you’ll have a toolkit of templates, checklists, and conversation guides to streamline outreach and elevate student outcomes, plus knowledge checks and reflective surveys to reinforce learning and boost your confidence.

Professional Standards and Engagement for Transfer Peer Mentors

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            <p>Being a transfer student comes with a unique set of hurdles, from navigating a new campus culture to finding a sense of belonging in a place where everyone else seems to already have their "group." As a Transfer Peer Mentor, you are the bridge that helps them cross that gap. This course dives into the heart of that experience, helping you understand the demographics and specific challenges your peers face so you can make that first contact count. You will learn how to set the tone for a supportive relationship right from the start, ensuring every meeting—before, during, and after—leaves your mentees feeling seen and supported.</p>

<p>Beyond the initial handshake, being an effective mentor means mastering the professional side of student support. We are going to walk through the essentials of managing appointments, taking FERPA-compliant notes, and writing bi-weekly messages that actually get read and produce results. You will also get hands-on with the tools that drive our program, like the Connectivity Report and personalized Connection Plans. These aren't just administrative tasks; they are the framework that allows you to track student progress and ensure no one falls through the cracks as they navigate their new environment.</p>

<p>Finally, we will explore how to connect students with the resources they need to thrive, whether that is a specific academic support service, a wellness resource, or a Transfer Accountability Group (TAG). You will learn the ins and outs of our program operations—from handling timesheets and Teams communication to stepping into liaison roles at satellite stations. By the end of this training, you will have the confidence to guide your peers through the "academic jump" and help them build a social circle that makes this campus and the surrounding community feel like home.</p>
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