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What inspired you to become a Peer Navigator?
Cecilia Mrosko ’28Peer Navigator (major TBC)
For Cecilia Mrosko, the support and accompaniment of her Peer Navigator helped with everything from where to find resources in the library to her discernment process in selecting a major. Cecilia wanted to pay it forward and became a Peer Navigator to help first year students by serving as a member of their team and walking alongside them on their JCU journey.
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- Coming into John Carroll, I was a really nervous freshman.
- I didn’t know how things worked on campus and I wanted to decide my major and find my people.
- I went in my first advising class and that’s where I met my Peer Navigator, Nell, and she helped me with everything.
- I had her number and she helped me with all the silly little things like where to find things in the library and also more important things like scheduling and actually picking a major.
- And she helped me with that and so I wanted to help freshmen.
- That’s why I became a Peer Navigator.
- So that I could be a part of their team like Mel was on mine and help them on their journey here at JCU.
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