Peer Success Leaders
Shepherd students have the opportunity to meet one-to-one throughout the semester with upper-level students known as Peer Success Leaders (PSL). These student leaders can share their personal experiences, challenges, and tips they’ve learned during their time at Shepherd. These meetings are to make sure you are comfortable and acclimated to the campus environment. However, Peer Success Leaders are not tutors or counselors.
Students can schedule with a PSL at any point during their academic career at Shepherd. Unlike success coaches, PSLs can meet students at different campus locations as well as times outside typical office hours! Additionally, PSLs can be found within the Student Success Center during their office hours throughout the week.
Click Here to Schedule with a PSL!

At the top is text stating “Meet our Spring 2026 Peer Success Leaders” There is a top and bottom row, each featuring 4 images of students with a color blocked background above their name. First on the top row is Dei’Ja against a pink background. From Left to Right beside Dei’Ja is Heavenly against a green background, Emma against a Peach background, and Malachi against a navy background. On the bottom row, from Left to Right is Kaitlyn against a blush background, Sam against a light blue background, Christiana against a Red background, and Adela holding a Ram stuffed animal against a yellow background.
Click on their Name to learn more!
| Dei’Ja | Heavenly | Emma | Malachi |
| Kaitlyn | Sam | Christiana | Adela |
What can you talk about with PSLs?
| Communication Skills | Online Classes | Study Skills |
| Campus Involvement | Interacting with Faculty | Self-Care |
| Campus Resources | Test-taking Strategies | Goal-Setting |
| Motivation | Using Technology | Social Fit |
| Organization | Time Management | Note-Taking Strategies |
Interested in Becoming a PSL?
This is a volunteer opportunity for students to build leadership skills and develop relationships with peers, faculty and staff. Applications are open and available via RamPulse. If you have any questions, email Danielle Stephenson!