College can be tough, but you don't have to face it alone. Whether you're dealing with stress, time management, self-care, or any other challenges, we're here to support you! Connect one-on-one with a fellow Coug to discover what can help you thrive. Our peer health educators are highly trained and engaged undergraduate and graduate students who love discussing practical and easy ways to make college life more manageable.

In just 20-30 minute consultations, our peer health educators will chat with you to understand your stressors, identify the best campus resources for your needs, and show you how to effectively utilize these supports. Let's make college life a bit easier together!

Undergraduate Student Consultations

Graduate Student Consultations

Oaklen Warren

Peer Health Educator

Hello! My name is Oaklen and this is my second year as a Peer Health Educator, and I can be seen  around campus presenting workshops or at tabling events! I am a Psychology major and I am currently in Junior standing. I plan to get a Master's in Social Work after I graduate. I hope to work with underrepresented and marginalized communities. I would love to talk to you about all the great campus resources WSU has to offer and how you can access them!

Ani Rice

Peer Health Educator

Hi! My name is Ani and I am a second year PHE and a junior majoring in neuroscience. I plan to go to pharmacy school after completing my bachelor's degree. I grew up in Alaska and then moved to Boise, ID, before coming to WSU for my undergrad. In my free time, I love hiking, thrifting, baking, and watching reality TV shows. I am excited to meet you and talk about WSU and all it has to offer. 

Hannah Benson

Peer Health Educator

Hello! My name is Hannah, I am a senior biology major, studying forensic science. After I earn my Bachelors degree, I plan to work in a state crime lab. In my free time I love to do anything crafty, or spend time with my three cats. 

Sandy Tlachi-Munoz

Graduate Student Health Liaison

Hi! My name is Sandy, and I am the Graduate Student Health Liaison with WSU Health Education. I am also a graduate student at WSU, so I understand that graduate school can come with unique challenges when it comes to balancing academics, work, health, and life. In my role, I help graduate and professional students navigate health and wellness resources, better understand the support available to them, and identify practical next steps based on their individual needs. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, looking for a resource, or simply aren't sure where to start, I'm happy to help you explore your options and get connected!