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Peer Facilitator Volunteer - Gateway Foundations Seminars

inspire others

Inspire others by facilitating Gateway Foundations Seminars


Frequently Asked Questions


1. What are Gateway Seminars?

Students enrolled in certain Foundations classes attend seminars created to enhance their BYU-Idaho experience. Students enrolled in FDSCI 101, FDAMF 101, and FDMAT 108 are expected to attend.


2. What does a Peer Facilitator do?

A Peer Facilitator "facilitates" the learning of other students in the seminars primarily by leading and directing interactive discussions.


3. Why should I volunteer to become a Peer Facilitator?

By volunteering, you will be able to inspire and bless the lives of hundreds of BYU-Idaho students! You will also learn and grow personally as your own teaching and facilitation skills are enhanced.


4. Who can apply to be a Peer Facilitator?

You can apply if you will have finished at least two semesters at BYU-Idaho by the end of the current semester. We are seeking students who love BYU-Idaho and want to inspire others to make the most of their experience here.


5. How much time am I expected to spend?

If chosen as a Peer Facilitator, you will volunteer 3-4 hours a week receiving ongoing training and facilitating seminars one night a week or occasionally on a Saturday.


6. How do I apply?

Email us at the following email address and we'll send the link to apply: gatewayseminars@byui.edu