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College of Science
Peer Advising

Meet the College of Science Peer Advisors!

These exceptional students work closely with College of Science Academic Advisors and are trained to lend support as you transition to the University and navigate college life. Peer Advisors are involved with undergraduate research, student clubs & cultural centers, hold positions on and off campus, and are preparing for a variety of career paths. They are passionate about helping you thrive as a science major!

All Peer Advisors are good listeners, can direct you to resources you may not know about, help with major exploration, connect you to social and experiential opportunities, and share perspectives on balancing school and life, staying organized, and self-care.

SCI 299 - Crash Course in Health Careers

Are you interested in a career in the medical field? College of Science Peer Advisors lead an interactive, engaging and informative experience targeted towards helping College of Science majors get exposure to various health-related professions.

The SCI 299 course is offered each Fall and Spring and includes:

  • Connections with resources, people, and opportunities for exploring work in medicine, nursing, and other health professions.
  • Talks and panels from guest presenters.
  • Small group activities, discussions, and coordinated facility tours.

Watch for email announcements in August (for fall enrollment) and December (for spring enrollment). Questions about SCI 299 can be directed toward Robin Rarick at rrarick@arizona.edu to share with our teaching team.

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Hollen Cerquone

Hollen Cerquone is a junior majoring in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science. She plans on pursuing Physician Assistant school for a career as a Physician Assistant. She is involved on campus through the Women and Medicine and Science Club and sorority Gamma Phi Beta.

Caramel Wright

Caramel Wright is a junior majoring in Biology with a biomedical emphasis and minoring in health and human values. She plans on pursuing medical school for a career as a physician. She is involved on campus through the UA Medical Directive, Physiology Club, and the Global Health Alliance.


 

Caidence Johnson

Caidence Johnson is a senior majoring in Neuroscience and Cognitive Sciences with a neurobiology emphasis and a minor in Biochemistry. She plans on pursuing a medical/PhD school for a career as a physician. She played UA Club Volleyball for two years and is involved in Survivor Advocacy, NSCSAS, neuroscience research, and digital humanities research.


 

Isabel Peck-Marmon

Isabel Peck-Marmon is a junior majoring in Biological Sciences with an emphasis in biomedicine. She plans on pursuing a MD or DO degree and working as a dermatologist. She is involved in Sigma Kappa sorority, Women in Medicine and Science club, and volunteers at the TMC Children's Clinics.