Veterans contact representative vs peer advisor

Differences between veterans contact representative and peer advisor duties and responsibilities

Veterans contact representative example responsibilities.

• Deliver PowerPoint motivational career presentations to high school students and attend college fairs to generate leads for the university.
• Provide veterans information about program services job requirements, occupational opportunities, training programs, and rehabilitation facilities.
• Develop the lesson plan and tools used for the VCT training.
• Organize and develop visual aid materials with Microsoft PowerPoint for training course materials.
• Interact extensively with patients and family members to provide a comprehensive overview of program objectives, requirements, and benefits.
• Go out into public and educate individuals and businesses on the benefits of Ross.

Peer advisor example responsibilities.

• Manage UAFS's F-1/J-1 student visa SEVIS compliance as DSO/ARO, ensuring all documentation is in order prior to students arriving.
• Help student come up with new ideas to improve their study habits and increase their GPA.
• Mentor freshman students in maintaining a good GPA.
• Help students in different classes such as French, mathematics, biology and chemistry.
• Engage and prepare PowerPoint presentations to new students coming in for orientation and for class group work.
• Train and present information through PowerPoint.
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