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...factors that lay claim to making the Harvard undergraduate education great, the only one that seems to be universally agreed upon by undergraduates is the quality of the people here and the opportunities to learn from one’s peers that result. In recent months, a number of new initiatives have emerged, from both University Hall and students, that seek to capitalize on this power of peer learning and collaboration to tackle age-old issues—advising, diversity, communication between student organizations, and campus community, to name a few. While these kinds of peer collaboration...
Half of the 180 peer advising fellows, who will form the core of the new advising system, were selected last week without interviews, while 300 await interviews this week and the rest received rejections. The early selections were based on recommendations by members of the Student Advisory Board...
...Advising Planning Office (APO) received over 480 applications for the peer advising fellow program, Rinere wrote in an e-mail to The Crimson last Monday...
...just feel frustrated with the whole thing,” said Caitlan L. McLoon ’07, a current prefect who applied to be a peer advising fellow and is being interviewed this week. McLoon said that her friend, who is an “amazing” prefect, did not even get a chance to be interviewed...
...Peer advising fellows, who will each receive a $1,000 stipend, are to serve as informal academic advisors as well as entryway community-builders to groups of 10 freshmen. At a Committee on Undergraduate Education meeting on Friday, Assistant Dean for Academic Planning Inge-Lise Ameer said that each freshman will be assigned to three separate peer advising fellows—one student from humanities, sciences, and social sciences. (See story, above...