Peer Health Advisers Peer education programs are a meaningful way to participate in enhancing the health and well-being of our campus community.The Peer Health Adviser program is a vital part of the University's peer-support resources. Peer Health Advisers (PHAs) are an on-campus group of student volunteers, who are supervised by HPPS staff and:serve as contacts for students seeking support,provide referrals to UHS and other wellness-related campus resources,stimulate awareness of and decrease stigma around health issues by implementing health promotion programs,work to reduce disparities in health and wellness outcomes, andhelp students to navigate UHS' services.PHAs are knowledgeable about a wide variety of health issues, including:alcohol and other substancesmental healthnutritionphysical fitnesssexual and reproductive healthsleepstressPHAs facilitate health-related programming on campus, including the Safer Sexpo, Ask the Sexpert column and mental health screenings. Who Are the PHAs? Get ConnectedContact a PHA in your residential college or explore our bios to find a PHA who shares similar interests or lived experiences.How to Get InvolvedThe application for the 2025-2026 cohort is now live. Learn more about how to become a PHA.
