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Joey Ambrosino 
Political Science; History 
Minors in Psychology

I became a peer mentor because I wanted to replicate the pivotal academic, professional, and social growth that my peer mentor helped me achieve.

Chandrika Ganduri 
Public Health

I became a peer mentor because I wanted to support other students in the same way I’ve been supported at the Honors College! 

Chad Hosein
Electrical Engineering

I became a peer mentor because I wanted to help first-year Honors students feel confident during their transition from high school to university. I aim to be a positive influence on them as I share my knowledge and experience about the Honors College and USF in general. 

Tanmayee Kanagala
Biomedical Sciences
Minor in Political Sciences

Honors Foundations was such an integral part of my first-year experience and provided me with a lot of valuable information/support. I want to make sure the incoming first-years also have this level of support during this transition period.

Kay 
Computer Science
Minor in Criminology

The experience as a peer mentor was extremely fulfilling and I wished to impart the same for peer mentors to be. Beyond that, I want to experience the workings of syllabus formulation, marketing and interview aspects of a class cohort. 

Martin Ladjimi 
Biomedical Sciences; Psychology

As a peer mentor, I truly pride myself in building a sense of community among new Honors College students through the Honors Foundations course!

Jordon Myrick 
Sociology; English w/ Creative Writing Concentration
Minor in Anthropology

I wanted to get more involved in the Peer Mentor program and interact with my peers in it more often. It is also giving me valuable experience as I am interested in working in the education sector in the future. 

Ramya Subramanian
Environmental Science and Policy; Information Science

I became a peer mentor to expand my interest in the teaching field while engaging first year students academically and socially within their new Honors community. 

Jacob Tagle 
Biomedical Science; Public Health

I became a peer mentor because tutelage is something I thoroughly enjoy doing. I understand the tribulations of being a first year in college and I want to be able to make the easier for students.