Encourage them to submit stories as a positive reinforcement of their activities. Additional subscriptions are now available for The Peer Educator, information is in each issue. Send letters to the parents of key members, expressing the value of the leadership skills of their son or daughter. Encourage the peer educators to get involved with a community service project. Help them tie into community activities that you might know about.
Students sometimes can be out of touch with the community outside of campus.
Encourage your group to hold one of their meetings at a different place every now and then, to change the pace. Invite members to attend a movie one night, go with them, and then discuss how the movie pertains to their lives or how it pertains to some of the educational programming the group has been doing. Offer to write recommendations for outgoing peer educators who are involved in the job search. You might even help with resumes. If you are at a junior or community college, you can be a big help when students begin thinking about transferring to another school.