Wellness & Mental Health
Project Resilience strives to build and encourage mental and physical wellness to our AAPI students through different programs and activities for students to participate in. Some activities include rock climbing, visits to the Japanese Garden, yoga and our peer mentor/mentee program that we offer!
Peer Mentees
Project Resilience offers a year-long peer mentorship program for first and second-year, Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) students. The mentorship aims to provide support through academic and wellness support services. Mentees will be paired with fellow CSULB students as peer mentors to guide them through college and the various resources provided on campus while also creating a community.
Eligibility Requirements:
- Incoming 1st year students (will be matched with junior/senior peer mentors)
- Pell Grant eligible and/or identify as Asian American and/or Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
Benefits of Participating
- Join a peer mentor group to explore identities, culture, wellness, and college life
- Form new and long-lasting friendships throughout your entire college journey with an existing network and community of Project Resilience students, staff, and alumni
- Learn about campus resources, internship programs, scholarship opportunities, and more!
Sign up to be a peer mentee by clicking here!