The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) at the University of Iowa is excited to offer a mentoring program for first-year engineering students who identify as female. 

The Political Science Peer Mentor program is an opportunity for first-year political science and international relations majors to talk with second, third, and fourth-year majors about where to find help with their classes or find opportunities.

The iPeer Mentorship Program pairs new international students (mentees) with returning international students (mentor) to provide support to new international students.

Mentors are expected to help model behavior for new volunteers and help them to improve the patient and family experience.

Students from across Iowa, including the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, and Cornell College, have assisted with projects at the OSA that align with course goals in other University departments or fulfill requirements for independent study.

We promote undergraduate involvement in research and creative projects at the University of Iowa by facilitating the mentorship of students in research/creative work and providing platforms for students to explore research communication.

The mission of the Iowa Biosciences Academy (IBA) program is to identify academically talented underrepresented junior and senior students with aspirations for a research career and provide them with first-rate training that will facilitate their entry into Ph.D. programs in the biomedical, behavioral, and biophysical sciences.

The purpose of Hubbard Scholars is to create and maintain a healthy community for Black men on campus. As a group of men affiliated with the University of Iowa as students, staff, and faculty, we seek to follow the legacy of Phillip G. Hubbard, the first tenured African American professor at the University of Iowa.

Student completes an undergraduate honors thesis under guidance of professor, researcher, etc.

Honors Peer Mentors are experienced honors students who have been involved with the program in leadership roles.

Peer mentors will help lead discussion, answer questions, model resourceful student practices, share your experiences, and build relationships with first-year students.