Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences – PEER MENTORING PROGRAM – GUIDE INSPIRE INFLUENCE

Peer Mentor Profiles 2019

Mentor Gender Degree Languages Pathway to Uni

Age Availability

Phd - Medicine

Adrian Everyone! My name is Adrian and I am currently in my first year as a PhD candidate. When I was fresh out of high school and in my first year of university, I initially struggled with finding classes and support services nearby. By taking part in the Peer Mentoring Program, I was able to get the support I needed to get the best university experience. Now as a peer mentor, I plan to do the same and share tips/tricks that I’ve learnt throughout my years of studying to ensure you all have a wonderful time at university. Outside of university, I play music and volunteer work.

Male Phd English Year 12 18-24 Available anytime

Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

Elizabeth Won Jin Hey everyone, I'm a 4th year dental student who would love to share helpful tips with lovely first year students! This is especially true for students from interstate or overseas who are adjusting to the new environment here :) In my spare time, I like to bake sweet and savoury treats.

Female BDS English, Korean Year 12 18-24 Anytime on weekends in the Adelaide CBD

Kawai Jonathan Hi guys, I’m a 4th year Dental student from Sydney. I’m here to provide a helping hand and share my experiences as a student, a graduate and someone living far away from home. I’m an avid foodie so can’t wait to catch up over brunch! I try to balance all the eating by being active with badminton & basketball. I’m also the Adelaide University Dental Student Society 2019 Marketing Executive.

Male BDS English, Chinese, Cantonese

UMAT, graduate entry in undergraduate course

25-31 Tuesday-Thursday from 1pm on alternative weeks, most weekend and weeknights

Alice Hey everyone, I am a domestic student and I’m currently in my third year of dentistry! I moved here from Sydney and coming straight from high school, I know how hard it is adjusting to a new environment in a short span of time. Having to move back and forth from North Terrace Campus and AHMS, I would like to think I have an extensive knowledge on the whereabouts of places and services that you may need throughout your university life. Outside of university I like to play netball, dance, read and pet stray cats in the neighbourhood.

Female BDS English (Fluent), Chinese Mandarin (Basic)

High School Leaver

20-30 Face to Face or online. Face to face – Fridays and Weekends, preferably afternoons either at University or cafes

Eeling Lim Hey everyone, having survived 3 full years at dent school and being qualified to accurately eyeball incremental distances of 0.2mm, I believe as a mentor I can share with you my experiences and the things I wish I knew when I started. I’m working as a DA part-time and have some experience with summer research projects – so hit me up if you need any info about those topics. Outside of uni I like watching swimming, reading and philosophising about life over food.

Female BDS English, Mandarin Malay

University of Adelaide foundation program

18-24 Free on most Wednesdays, and alternate Friday afternoons – the Hub or AHMS is ideal as that’s where most of us will be

Amy Hello everyone, I am an international student from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and this is my 5th year in Adelaide. I am happy to say that I’m enjoying every single bit of Adelaide so far especially it’s peacefulness and calmness. Having pushed though the four years of my undergraduate dentistry course, I am excited that I finally made it into the final year of my degree. Being in the University of Adelaide for several years now, I’d like to think that I know all the ins and outs of campus life and the not-always-so-obvious demands for academic success. I do understand that as a new university student, especially if you are an international student just like me, uni life can be a bit overwhelming – new environment, new friends, new teaching styles and even new ways of studying. However, with a helping hand, I know that you will eventually learn to love uni life as I do now. I love meeting new people, going for foodie adventures and travelling!

Female BDS English SACE 20 - 30 Wednesday – Sunday during the daytime. Café hangs would be lovely

Esther (Zheng Xin) Hi all! I am currently a third year student at uni. You’ll probably see me around quite often as I love giving out first year tutorial sessions. I’m friendly and excited to meet you all to share any tips and experiences to aid you through your BDS years. I am quite approachable so don’t be afraid to come say hi!

Female BDS English, Mandarin Chinese

Year 12 18-24 Weekends, Weekdays after 4pm in Adelaide CBD

Mentor Gender Degree Languages Pathway to Uni

Age Availability

Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences (BHMS)

Araj Welcome to the world of University and new experiences! I’m currently in my 5th year, studying a double degree in Law and Health Sciences. I would love to share my positive experiences and challenges with you in the hopes that it may guide you to take unique opportunities, potentially stand out as a student and overall have an enjoyable time! Besides uni, I love photography/videography, going on spontaneous adventures and of course watching Netflix.

Female BHS/BL English, Urdu, Hindi

Year 12 18-24 Mon – Wed and Fri on Campus

Carmela Hey I am a 3rd year Health and Medical Science student and if all goes to plan, I will be graduating at the end of the year! During my time at university, I have picked up a trick or two about making university life somewhat easier. In saying that, there are also things I wish I knew/ I wish I did earlier. As your peer mentor, I will provide you with some tips, study strategies, and help remind/direct you to some services our University has that you may have forgotten or didn’t know of. The transition into the Uni environment can be challenging but trust me, it will get easier. I will be juggling mentoring with my own studies as well as other commitments so we will have some face-to-face sessions and we will be in contact via email. I look forward to sharing my experiences with you to help you transition then transcend!

Female Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences (Major: Medical Science)

sh and intermediate level of Tagalog (Filipino)

Straight from High School, via SATAC

Any Face to Face. Thursdays 2:10 – 3.00 (more information in email I’ll send you) on the Goodman Lawns

Chingwen Hey everyone, I am an international student from Singapore and I have been in Adelaide for 4 years now. I have happy to say that I have learned the culture and I now call McDonalds – Maccas. Having pushed though the three years of undergraduate years in psychology, I am excited that I have gotten into honours and am now working on my thesis. Having studied in the University of Adelaide for 3 years, I’d like to think I know all the ins and outs of campus life and the not-always-so-obvious demands for academic success. I understand that as a new university student, uni life can be daunting – new campus, new friends and even new ways of studying. However, with a little help, I know that you will learn to love uni life as I do now. I love travelling (just got back from NYC!!) and meeting new people and volleyball!

Female Bachelor of Health Sciences – Honours (Major: Psychology)

English “A” Levels – International certification

20-30 Face to Face or online – preferably a little of both. Face to Face: Tuesday and Friday in the afternoon at University or cafes (I love my coffee!)

Kariel Hi everyone! I am excited to get to meet and know you all. I am from Canada and have moved here with my family to study with the University of Adelaide. I had completed one year at the University of Alberta in Canada when I heard of the opportunity to come to Australia for a degree. As I waited for my visa to be completed, I had the opportunity to do a bit of travelling (mainly in Scotland, Thailand, and then exploring some of Australia). Now I am in my second year with Uni of Adelaide and have learned all about the resources to utilise as an undergrad student. Outside of university, I work as a lifeguard/pool attendant. I also love to prioritise my health, so I make sure to stay active. One way I do so in university is with the Yoga and Meditation Club that I am a part of.

Female Bachelor of Health and Medical Science (Adv) – Major in Neuroscience

English High School 20-30 Online or in person Face to Face – Thursdays at 3pm - Aroma Cafe

Sara Hi everyone! I am in my fourth year at university, with the plan to complete the last few subjects next year before applying for postgraduate studies. I have just returned from a semester exchange I undertook at Kansai University in Japan so I can understand even more now about the challenges that you may experience in a new environment and the tools you can use to

Female Bachelor of Health and Medical Science (Advanced) (Major: Nutrition) +

English, Elementary level Japanese

High School Graduate

20-25 Face to Face meeting day: M, W, Th, F

overcome them. I would love to share with you how to make the most of your time at the University of Adelaide and really enjoy yourself! In my free time, I love to go outdoors, such as the beach or hikes, and seeking out new eateries to visit. I have also danced for many years, my favourite genres being jazz and musical theatre.

Diploma in Languages (Japanese)

Christina Hello! I started uni in 2016 straight from high school, and was enrolled in a LLB Law & International Relations. I quickly realised that it was not the course for me, took a gap year and re-enrolled in my current degree in 2018. I am now in my second year and am enjoying it much more! I have worked since 16 and moved out of home at 18 years. After a particularly trying two years and lots of trial and error, I am successfully balancing full-time uni, 25-30 hours of work a week, volunteering and do lots of fun stuff outside of uni too. When I’m not at uni or studying, I volunteer fortnightly at the RSPCA helping cute cats. I also enjoy powerlifting and go to the gym 5 times a week! I love to spend time with my boyfriend and catching up with friends. I also try to see as many new movies in the cinema as I can, and plan on travelling through Asia in the uni holidays. I definitely think a mentor in my first year of uni would have helped me immensely, as I needed support that I never knew was available. I have lots of experiences to draw on, and feel that my support could really help someone work through the initial leap into uni life and really make the most of your uni experience.

Female Bachelor of Health Sciences (Advanced)

English High School 18-25 Online and face to face Mondays 10-11am in Hub Central or other arranged spot on Campus

Ben Hey everyone, I have spent the last three years balancing full time uni, family, sleep, a social life and work, before going part time this year to hopefully have a bit more time to do stuff I love before doing honours next year. Outside of uni I tutor high school students with learning difficulties, cook and bake, as well as garden. I’m into coffee and travel and love going anywhere new. As well as being a peer

Male Bachelor of Health Sciences (Majors: Pharmacology and Pathology)

English International Baccalaureate

20-30 Online Face to Face: Tuesdays and alternative Fridays (availability times on these days vary – email to discuss). Venue: on campus or local cafe

mentor I’m a general committee member for the AUScA (the Science Association), have done two summer research scholarships, a study tour in Korea, and like to think I know how to succeed in a new environment. It won’t take you long to get used to Uni life (and Adelaide life if you’ve just moved here) but I’m keen to help with tips to take some of the stress and uncertainty out of starting at uni.

Ashton Having just finished my first year, many of the challenges I faced while adjusting to uni life are still fresh in my mind. As a mentor, I can share those experiences with you and offer advice that may help you along the way. I am also the vice-president on the 2019 committee for AHMSA (Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences Student Association) and, outside of uni, I like to play piano and saxophone.

Male BHMS (Adv.) English Year 12 18-24 Free from 12-2pm on Wednesdays, any time after 12pm on Thursdays and from 9am-12pm on Fridays

Caroline Howdy! I am currently undertaking my second year in tertiary study, and as a mentor I am here to support you throughout your time at university. I learnt everything the hard way during my first year, so I’d love to be able to make your time here as smooth as possible. Outside of university and working as a checkout chick, I adore reading and play a lot of video games.

Female BHMS (Adv.) English Year 12 18-24 Online or Face to Face. I am available on Tuesdays from around 9am to 2pm, but can we can arrange to meet on Wednesdays, Thursdays or Fridays if I am not working! I am happy to meet anywhere at North Terrace or at the AMHS building

Nathanael Hi all, I’m Nat. Currently studying Bachelor of Health and Medical Science (Advanced). I plan to work in the healthcare system someday. In my spare time, I read Tolkien, Chesterton and Gray’s anatomy textbooks. Guitar’s my instrument of choice, but I’m a fair hand at Bass. Best thing about Peer-mentoring is the free food…I mean people!. Definitely would recommend once you’ve settled in. But for now, let’s start you off as a peer mentee. As a little tip, did you know that after 4:30pm, baguettes are half price at “Taste” in L4 Hub. For inside info like this, come along to our peer group meetings.

Male BHMS (Adv.) English Year 12 18-24 Anytime after 1:00pm except Tuesdays

Mentor Gender Degree Languages Pathway to Uni

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Bachelor of Nursing (BNURS)

Marni Hey everyone, after having completed a total of 4.5 years of University in Adelaide, I’ll be a fantastic mentor to guide and support you with your University life! I’m currently studying Nursing; however, I have dabbled in Psychology and Health Sciences, too. Outside of Uni I love getting out and about and exploring new brunch/coffee spots.

Female BNURS English Year 12 (2012) and STAT (2015)

18-24 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and some Friday afternoons.

Stuart Hey everyone, my name is Stuart, feel free to call me Bev or Bevo. I’m a second year nursing student and had an awesome first year, getting pretty good grades and an award for my effort on clinical placement. I’m a country boy, born and raised in Broken Hill and lived and worked on a sheep station almost my whole life. I’m almost always up for a beer or two and a game, or a chat if you need it.

Male BNURS English STAT 18-24 TBA

Jie (Jenny) Hi everyone, I am Jenny and ready for my second year for uni. As an international student, my mentor had encouraged me and helped me to get involved in my uni life. I am here willing to give you a hand.

Female BNURS English and Chinese

Foundation study at the Adelaide University Collage

18-24 TBA

Lily Hi lovelies, I have been at uni for two years now and going into my third year, so I know the exact feeling and the stress of being in a new place, I am more than keen to be able to share my little tips and experiences with you. Outside of uni I am quite a social person so love to really do anything with friends.

Female BNURS English Year 12 18-24 TBA

Natalia Hey everyone, before commencing university, my ultimate goal was to get into medicine. This, however, was not as easy as expected as I did not get in straight from high school. As a result, I have had to transfer degrees and work harder in order to achieve my goal post-graduate. I am also part of the ANSS, love to play football and volleyball!!!

Female BNURS Spanish and English

Year 12 All ages

Throughout the week, in between class breaks. Preferably at the AHMS but happy to meet at the main campus.

Nicole Hello! As a mentor I can share my experience and knowledge of changing degrees, accessing the support facilities the Uni provides and working out a study system that best suits you. Outside of uni life I work as an assistant in nursing and relax by watching movies and hanging out with friends.

Female BNURS English Year 12 18-24 Prefer AHMS but can meet at the North Terrace campus. First semester I am available Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday lunch time. (Times can be negotiated).

Ella Hello!! It’s my last year of uni and so I thought it would be nice to share with you guys what I wish someone had shared with me throughout my degree! I’m a member of the Nursing Students Society, but outside of uni I love travelling, hiking, climbing, reading and trying things I haven’t done before.

Female BNURS English, Very small amount of German

Completed year 12, took a 4 year gap year, and then completed the STAT test to increase my chances of getting into my desired degree

18-24 Face to Face meeting

availability: AHMS is my

preferred meeting point

but can also do the main

north terrace campus if

necessary.

Pui Yee Hey everyone, I am a year 2 nursing student and as I am a mentor, I can share my experiences and personal tips with you guys. I can also provide information you should know when you are studying at uni, for example, if you have difficulties in your assignments, where you can get help. Outside of uni, I am a volunteer at the art gallery and salvos store

Female BNURS English, Cantonese, Mandarin

Foundation Studies at University of Adelaide College

18-24 Once a month, at AHMS Building

Siobhan Hi everyone, I started my university journey 2 years ago and I believe that as a mentor I can build on my experiences to guide and support you through your first academic year at university. If I’m not at uni you will find me playing netball, cooking in the kitchen or on the hunt for a killer coffee shop. I can’t wait to meet you all in the new year!

Female BNURS English Gap year 18-24 My availability extends to Wednesday lunchtimes and Thursday afternoons with the preferred venue to be the AHMS building. I am happy to meet at the main campus also.

Bridget Hey everyone, I have been at University for about 5 years now moved around a lot in different degrees and as a mentor I believe I can share with you my experiences and things I wish I knew when I started. I was previously a member of Adelaide University

Female BNURS English Year 12 18-24 Tuesday after 1pm and Wednesday between 1-3 at Adelaide Uni North Terrace

Boat Club and am hoping to join Adelaide Uni footy team this year. Outside of Uni I enjoy CrossFit, cycling, running, going to the beach and watching movies.

Madeleine Hey everyone, I am a third year nursing student! As a mentor I hope to be able to share some of my experiences and help you navigate this new experience! I am from the country so I understand how difficult it can be living away from your family to study.

Female BNURS English Stat test 18 - 24 Face to Face. Tuesday 8 – 10 or 12 – 2 Wednesday 10 – 12:30 Thursday 8 – 12 and I would prefer to meet at the AHMS building

Sophia Hello! I’m an international nursing student in my 3rd year here at University of Adelaide. I moved to Adelaide two years ago from Panama (yes, the one with the canal) where I had lived for 14 years, but I am originally from the USA (Texas specifically, y’all). I decided to come to the other side of the world on my own to study (despite all my friends reminding me that all the animals try to kill you over here) when I realised how good of an opportunity it is to travel and study during the exciting time right out of highschool. I’m in my final year now, so I have a good understanding of how things work around here (or at least I act like I do, and I know who to ask). I also have the international experience under my belt so I know very well the feeling of just needing to have one person who you can contact when things feel a little too overwhelming (I can be that person!). Outside of uni I’m a photographer and I love to travel; Whether it's home to family or on trips with my friends, I just want to see more of the world!

Female BNURS English, Spanish International High School Diploma

18-30 Face to Face or online

Veda A little bit about me: Hey guys! Upon completion of first year at uni, I learnt a lot of things about the university system and coursework that I wish I had known before it all began. I hope I can be there to support you through your uni experience and also to help with anything you’re struggling with course-wise. I love getting involved with uni social activities and enjoy making

Female BNURS English Gap year 18-24 Quite flexible. Any time on Fridays, or Tuesdays and Wednesdays after 1:00 Happy to negotiate a different time if that works better for you!

music and painting when I get the chance. I’m also a big tv show fanatic! Looking forward to meeting you all.

Mentor Gender Degree Languages Pathway to Uni

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Bachelor of Psychological Science (BPSYCH)

Yanni Hi everyone! I’m Yanni and I am currently doing an honours degree of psychological science. Having completed two bachelor degrees previously at the University of Adelaide, I believe as a mentor I have accumulated a lot of experiences that I would love to share with you. Outside of Uni I love playing the piano and reading.

Female BPSYCH (Hons)/ BMus (Hons)

English, Mandarin

Year 12 25-31 TBA

Isaac I’m currently in the second year of my degree, and, after having experienced a whole year at uni, I believe I have the understanding and empathy to relate to those coming fresh into uni, and those currently studying. I am a member of the PSA (Psychology Students’ Association) and my hobbies outside of uni include running, photography and reading.

Male BPSYCH English Year 12 18-24 Monday, Thursday and Friday before 12pm and after 2pm, preferred venue: The Hub

Molly Hi everybody! I’m currently in my fourth and final year of a Bachelor of Psychological Science, with a Major in Anthropology. I initially studied a different degree, but after a few degree changes, I ended up in a Psych degree which I love; so I’m pretty well-versed when it comes to studying, transferring, and campus-life in general. Outside of University, I also live independently and work 30 hours a week in a part time job so I know the firsthand stresses that can come from moving away from your family, and how difficult it can be to balance work and uni in order to be able to pay your bills and live by yourself, whilst still performing well academically. I also love volunteering both at University and within the wider community, and when I’m not at uni, at work, or volunteering, I like to draw, play tennis and play team sports.

Female BPSYCH

English High-school entry

18-25 Face to Face

Jakub My primary drive is curiosity and learning, as a mentor I can give counsel as you journey towards greater knowledge and expanded

Male BPSYCH BMASC

English Year 12 18-24 Anytime 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday (times can be negotiated) Monday is

perspectives in university. I have been doing university on and off for 3 years now and I can assure you whatever circumstances that you’ll face during university that I will be ready and willing to support you through them as we both continue to learn and grow.

best for me. Meeting anywhere around the university would be easiest.

Eden Hi all! I’m currently a psychological science honours student. I entered into my current degree through graduate entry, previously studying Education. Going through the undergrad experience twice, has definitely helped me understand how to make the most out of my time at Uni. The ability to follow my passion and be involved in diverse activities has been an amazing experience, and has certainly given me skills to help you tackle the challenges Uni can present! I am a member of the Psychology Students’ Association and also work as a Research Assistant. Outside of Uni, I enjoy reading, listening to music and spending time with friends.

Female BPSYCH - Honours

English Graduate Entry

20-30 Online/Face to Face Anytime Tues-Thurs are best for me! But I’m flexible and happy to negotiate a time with you! My preferred meeting venues are Hub Central or Art Gallery Cafe

Nicola As Forrest Gump’s mother said: “Life is like a box of chocolates: you never know what you’re gonna get”. For university life, this statement is true. However, with me by your side, you know you’re going to get a dedicated and hardworking third-year student who is here to help you navigate through your studies! I look forward to meeting you.

Female BPSYCH English Year 12 18-24 Tuesdays and Thursdays on campus (Spot me with a large tropical green tea + pearls in hand). Or any other time via university email.

Phoebe Hey everyone, I am about to enter my 6th and final year of uni so hopefully I can share with you some useful tips based on my own experiences so far and things I wish I’d known when I first started! I’ve studied across a number of faculties including Law, Arts and Health & Medical Sciences so I definitely have the lay of the land by now. Outside of uni I love to travel and have done two study exchanges during my degree. Looking forward to meeting you all!

Female BPSYCH (Hons) English Year 12 18-24 Tuesdays & Wednesdays at Adelaide Uni.

Charlie Female Bachelor of Psychological

English Yr 12 entry (ATAR)

19 Online and Face to Face

Hey guys, I’m currently a 2nd year psychology and neuroscience student. I plan to go get into an honours program followed by a masters in clinical psychology or neuroscience and become a psychologist or neuropsychologist. I have been a student at Adelaide for over a year and have taken many different classes and from different study areas so I know all the ins and outs of campus life and the not-always-so-obvious locations of all the confusing classroom numbers. I wish I’d chosen to have a mentor way back when I started to take some of the stress and uncertainty out of starting at uni and to help make friends as I am quite introverted. Uni can be a bit of a learning curve but there are things you can do to make it a bit easier, hopefully I can help you navigate uni pretty fast. Outside of uni I’m actively engaged in volunteering and I do dance class once a week. I’m into reading when I have the time and I enjoy trying to teach myself languages

during my uni breaks (usually unsuccessfully though 😊)

Science (Major: Human Neuroscience)

Antonetta

Hey guys 😊 I am currently in my third year of Psychology, hoping to get into Honours next year. I am originally from Victoria, so I understand what it’s like to move away from home for university. Having a peer mentor in first year really helped with the adjustment process, both to uni, and to an unfamiliar city. I hope that I can offer some of you the same help I am grateful was available to me. Being a third year, I like to think I know a fair amount about uni life and studying, and am keen to pass on my knowledge. In my spare time I love reading books, going to the beach, baking, and playing board games with friends. I look forward to meeting you and being your mentor!

Female BPSYCH English Year 12 20-30 Face to Face and online. Face to Face: Tuesday or Thursday in the afternoon (we can negotiate) either at Uni, maybe a coffee shop – we can decide together

Rebecca Hi there, my name is Rebecca and hopefully I will be your peer mentor for 2019! Having completed my first year in 2018, I believe I can share with you my experiences, the things I wish I knew when I started and of course, the best places to grab some snacks! I’m a member of the Psychology Students Association and Pride Club, but outside of Uni, I love watching movies, listening to music and exploring the city.

Female BPSYCH English Year 12 18-24 Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. I’m pretty flexible!

Amy Hi everyone, I’m a second year international student. As a peer mentor, I can share with you my experiences of moving overseas at 17 and how I made Adelaide my home away from home! I am a massive foodie and love discovering new places to eat in my spare time. Feel free to contact me for a chat or if you just want to know where to get some good food!

Female BPSYCH English The University of Adelaide College Foundation Studies

18-24 Anytime Monday to Friday in the Hub, North Terrace Campus.

Anya Hello! I hail from Sydney where I completed my 3 year Psychology undergraduate and have moved to Adelaide to complete my honours year this year. When I was first starting university, it all seemed quite daunting! and so I reached out and decided to join the peer mentor program. The program gave me the support I needed and I made some great friends along the way! I know university can be tough at times and maybe even a little lonely, but I’m hoping this peer mentor program would be a great experience for you and you’re able to get the support you’re looking for. Apart from university, I enjoy spending time with my dogs, hiking, reading novels and drinking chai lattes!

Female BPSYCH (hons) English High school 20-30 Online and Face to Face – Wednesdays between 12 and 3pm on Campus or at a surrounding cafe

Toloue Howdy y’all! I’m currently undertaking my honours year in psychology. I have had my fair share of challenges during my transition from America to Australia. Despite all the curve-balls I managed to thrive and moved on to the next step of my journey. I’m here to share my experiences and knowledge with you to help you succeed no matter what your goals are. So tag along and I will assist you ease in to uni life

Female BPSYCH (hons) English College Degrees

18-24 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday

Elise Three years ago, I moved from a rural location to the CBD to commence uni, so I can relate to the combination of excitement and nervousness that you’re probably feeling ahead of beginning uni. As a mentor, I have the knowledge and experience to provide you with inside tips for success and answers to your questions. I’m friendly and approachable, with a passion for

Female BPSYCH English Year 12 18-24 Friday, 11am, one of the Hub Project Rooms

psychology and public health, and am excited to help you settle into uni life.