The CDA’s UREACH Peer Mentor Program is designed to support students with disabilities
at the University of Utah. Students must be registered with the Center for Disability
and Access to participate in the program. Students meet one on one with a peer mentor
throughout the semester or the school year. The program helps students connect to
a social network on campus, learn about campus resources, build self-advocacy skills,
understand the accommodation process, and learn executive functioning skills for college.
Expectations of the program: Students must meet with their mentor at least twice a month to stay in the program.
Students will be asked to complete a pre program and post program survey. Communication
will be done through Microsoft Teams which is a free resource through a University
of Utah student account.
For more information and details on our program, please review our UReach Flyer.
If you are a student who has met with an Accessibility Consultant at the Center for
Disability and Access and would like to participate in this program please complete
the UReach Peer Mentor Referral Form.
News and Events
Join us on Wednesday, August 28th at 5:30 PM, to take a tour around the Student Union
Building, Student Service Building, Business Building, Gardner Commons, and the Marriott
Library. We will discuss campus resources, where to find food/coffee, and some tips
and tricks just being a student.
