Student and peer mentor sitting together on a couch.
Student and peer mentor sitting together on a couch.

The Metropolitan State University of Denver Classroom to Career Hub connects students to resources that can aid in their academic and career success. Employees are encouraged to share the following resources with students and to learn more about faculty-specific collaboration opportunities: 

The Peer Mentoring Program  

The program provides peer-to-peer support and strives to enhance the overall student experience for all undergraduate students.  

  • First-Year Student Support

First-year student support and retention is a main focus in the Peer Mentor office. Throughout the year, the team works with first-year students to help them navigate their college experience and create a degree plan, complete FAFSA/CASFA and career inventories, learn about support services such as SingleStop Public Benefits and more.

Share the C2 Hub’s Peer Mentoring virtual office hours:  

The C2 Hub Peer Mentoring office provides virtual office hours to help any student who has questions using this Teams link. 

  • Mondays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.   
  • Tuesdays and Wednesdays from noon to 5 p.m.  
  • Fridays by appointment.   
  • Students can also stop by Tivoli Room 223 to meet with peer mentors Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Fridays by appointment.  

  • Career Peer Mentoring

The Career Peer Mentor program helps students with career development throughout their time at MSU Denver. Students who opt into the program are assigned a Career Peer Mentor, who will help them develop and work through a career plan and connect with campus resources.  

To refer interested students, please complete the career profile opt-in survey. There are limited spots available for fall.

  • Faculty and Course Support 

This fall, the C2 Hub is working alongside Lunden MacDonald, Ph.D., professor of Modern Languages, and other faculty members in an active–research study, “Student Success Assignments.” Career Peer Mentors — who help students explore major/career interests, participate in volunteer work or internships and prepare them to elevate career progress with job searches — will be assigned to a dedicated course and will connect students to opportunities that will help them fulfill the success–strategy assignments. 

Faculty who would like to get involved in the active research study can email Lunden MacDonald, Ph.D.

Invite the C2 Hub and/or peer mentor team to your class

Members are happy to present C2 Hub services and programs. Please complete a Class Presentation Request Form to connect with a presenter.   

Learn more about the Peer Mentoring Program and email Camelia Naranjo, associate director of peer mentoring at for potential collaborations.