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Peer Mentor Program
Hello Mentors! Thank you for signing up for our peer mentor program. As a Temple Pre-Physical Therapy Association Peer Mentor, please reach out to _______ at ¬¬¬___________ and let them know that you are available to answer any questions they may have about how to best prepare themselves for their DPT school applications or tips on how to successfully navigate the kinesiology curriculum. Like our mission statement, we want to better prepare Temple’s Pre-PT students by providing the general body with the resources necessary to succeed. Being a resource, make sure that you encourage your student to start building their resume early and be proactive with their school work. Please remember that your role is not to tutor students in any specific
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