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Are
you looking for an exciting internship that will give you an opportunity
to get involved on your campus as a leader, educator and role model
while building skills, relationships and your résumé?
Don't look any further; Peer Health is all that and more…
Peer Health has given me more skills and experiences than most anything in college. I feel as though my time in this program has made me a more efficient worker and given me the confidence to pursue other interests." PHE and recent UO Anthropology/PPPM Graduate "I will use the knowledge I gained in peer health for the rest of my life. Additionally, I met some incredibly wonderful people in the program--some of which, I expect I will stay in touch with for many, many years to come." PHE and recent UO Journalism Graduate As a peer health educator you will learn about public health issues that face the world and campus population such as: safer sex, alcohol, relationship communication, sexual assault, nutrition, poverty, obesity, health care, environmental issues, racism, and receive LGBTQ ally training. Your main responsibilities as a Peer Health Educator: Two term commitment- a total of eight upper division EDLD credits
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