The energy of the Alumni Support Team powers every workshop. PeerForward Alumni represent the impressive possibilities that await our Peer Leaders on their journey after high school. Applications close March 3rd. CLICK HERE TO APPLY.
Being on the Alumni Support Team is the perfect summer job. It’s a paid experience that includes free travel, lodging, and exclusive PeerForward swag. Gain leadership experience, build new friendships, and get paid as a PeerForward Alumni Support Team Member!
Here’s why you should apply, according to PeerForward Alumni:
Give back to your community by inspiring a new generation of Peer Leaders.
Jayden and Khadeejah
“I want to be that inspiration, that encouragement, that role model that someone needs in order to see they truly do matter. My goal is to provide the same amount of love, guidance, and inspiration PeerForward did for me to these students.
“PeerForward led to me being a better leader. I come back so I can help ignite other people to be the leaders they want to be. I encourage Peer Leaders so they can encourage other people.”
3. Show first-generation students that college IS possible.
Jeremy and his teammates
“I came back as an alumni to inspire others, show college as a reality, and most importantly, reciprocate what was shown to me when I was a Peer Leader.”
“I came back to serve as a PeerForward Alumni because, as a peer leader I was introduced to a number of opportunities and was given information that inspired me to apply to my current school.”
This week’s Alumni Spotlight is Karimatu Kargbo! She is a student at Howard University pursuing a major in political science and minor in international affairs. We asked all about her HBCU […]
Welcome to our Career Connections series, where we speak with Alumni who inspire us to build deep connections with our community, passion, and careers. Omezie Omeokwe began his new role as the Assistant Principal of […]
This week’s Alumni Spotlight is Irène Diane! Irène served as a Peer Leader at Bowie High School in Maryland until her graduation in 2023. She now proudly attends Princeton University […]
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