ACEs must have a desire to help fellow students and be committed to active participation in the program. ACEs must provide a minimum of three hours of service per week at the Student Counseling Service and attend all training sessions and ACE meetings . Last, but not least, ACEs should enjoy working as part of a team and have fun with what they do. ACEs are trained and supervised by SCS staff.
Training usually takes place one weekend during the first month of each semester.
Training includes a combination of lecture and interactive presentations on basic listening skills, peer educator ethics, exceptional customer service, study skills, and the career decision-making process. There are many benefits to being an ACE student volunteer. There is no doubt that volunteering your time in the service of others can enhance your self-esteem. In addition, You will gain valuable information that you can apply towards your own career development, decision-making, and academic skills. You will have the opportunity to improve your listening, communication, and leadership skills.