NC STATE
POOLE COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT
POOLE PEER LEADERS
Peer Leader Programming Events
Programming Event #1
January 17, 2024 -
"Poole Party"
Poole Peer Leaders, like many other Poole student organizations, made an appearance at the Poole Party in Governor Scott's Courtyard. We handed out bubbles, candy, and networked.
Programming Event #2
February 8th, 2024 -
"Internship Fair"
Are you interested in a business internship but don't know where to get started? Please come join the Poole Peer leaders in Nelson 2405 to get connected and talk about internship experiences across all concentrations!
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Programming Event #3
February 14th, 2024 - Valentine's Day Cards
Poole Peer Leaders wanted to spread the love in Nelson, and network + advertise "Why Peer Leaders"?
Programming Event #4
February 21st, 2024 - Hot Chocolate Stand
For the month of October, the Peer Leaders hosted "Cookies and Concentrations," featuring Insomnia Cookies, to help first-year and transfer students (many of whom were currently enrolled in the M100 course) learn about the different concentrations within the Business Administration major. Inside Port City Java in Nelson Hall, Peer Leader(s) represented each concentration, answered questions about its required classes, and provided guidance to those beginning to plan out their business degree path. In total,18 students total filled out our attendance form, but many more showed up to eat and learn from their Peers!
Programming Event #5
January through April 2024 -
First Year Student Review Sessions for MIE 201 and ACC 210
One of the Peer Leaders' primary goals is to provide academic support and guidance to first-year and transfer students within The Poole College of Management. Having strong relationships with Professors Missy Makanui who currently teaches MIE 201 and Bruce Branson, the instructor for ACC 210, the Peer Leaders hosted monthly review sessions for first-year and transfer students to study for each of their exams in these courses.
Here, students participated in Jeopardy Games, witnessed problems solved in live time by their TAs, and practiced in groups for their exams. They also solved real problems provided to the Peer Leaders by their professors, directly from previous tests. Overall, these review sessions reached over 650 students from October to December 2022 in Nelson 3400.
