AY2627 Peer Mentor Compass Program (Non-Work-Study)

The Compass Program is a 4-year inclusive post-secondary education program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Compass enables students to achieve their academic career and personal goals through a supportive person-centered approach: is currently hiring peer-mentors for AY 2026-2027. This is a paid position that offers mentors flexibility of schedule with most staff typically working about 5 hours a week on average.

Peer-mentors accompany Compass students to classes support them in tutoring sessions and supporting course assignments as well as social hangouts and encouraging socialization throughout the campus community. Prior experience supporting individuals with IDD is not required and training is provided for all new and returning staff

The mentoring position is a wonderful paraprofessional/entry-level position for undergraduate and graduate students as it offers a variety of experiences which can support future career trajectories.

Applicants do not require federal work study to apply. Undergraduate and graduate level students are invited to apply.

Applicants can submit credentials: you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact:

Dr. Katie Kovalsky Assistant Director:
Dr. Alia Pustorino-Clevenger Director: