PEER & WISE

You Belong Here: Words of Wisdom for First-Generation College Students

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By:  Serita Acker, Executive Director of PEER WISE

As a first-generation college student, you are stepping into uncharted territory. You’re not only pursuing higher education for yourself, but you’re also paving the way for others in your family and community. And let me tell you something important: you belong here.

I’ve seen and experienced firsthand the unique challenges first-generation students face, but I’ve also witnessed their incredible resilience and strength. You may feel the weight of expectation or uncertainty, but trust me—you can do this. I am a living testament. Here are some thoughts to keep in mind as you navigate this new chapter in your life:

1. You Are a Trailblazer
Being the first in your family to attend college is an extraordinary achievement. It means you’re setting an example for those who come after you. Your journey is inspiring because it shows that the barriers placed before you aren’t insurmountable. Every step you take opens doors for future generations.

Don’t be afraid to embrace this role. Yes, it comes with challenges, but it also comes with great rewards. You are redefining what’s possible for yourself and others who will follow in your footsteps. Wear that title of “trailblazer” proudly because you earned it.

2. Seek Resources—and Use Them!
No one gets through college alone. One of the best pieces of advice I can give you is to seek out resources early and often. You don’t have to wait until you’re struggling to ask for help.

Whether it’s mentoring programs, scholarships, or transitional support programs, take full advantage of everything your college offers. PEER WISE and similar programs exist to help you thrive academically and personally. Mentors can provide guidance, share valuable experiences, and help you navigate the unfamiliar waters of college life.

Scholarship opportunities are also critical. As a first-gen student, financial resources are specifically available to help ease the burden. Never hesitate to ask questions or explore scholarship opportunities—these funds are there to support your success.


3. Find Your Community
The journey through college can sometimes feel isolating, especially when it feels like you’re the only one experiencing certain challenges. That’s why it’s so important to connect with other first-generation students. You’re not alone; building relationships with people who understand your background can make all the difference.

For example, Clemson’s PEER WISE program is a great place to meet others who share your experiences. Forming these connections will give you a support system to lean on during the highs and lows of college life.

4. Pay It Forward

As you move through your college experience, remember that you are a role model for others. Look for opportunities to give back, whether through mentoring younger students or volunteering in programs that support other first-gen students.

By paying it forward, you’re continuing the legacy of trailblazing that got you here. Helping someone else succeed strengthens your community and reinforces the fact that you belong here—and so do they.

Final Thoughts
Remember, you’ve earned your place at this University. You are capable, resilient, and deserving of every opportunity that comes your way. The path may not always be easy, but remember that you are not alone. An entire community is here to support you, and we believe in your success.
You’ve got this. Keep pushing forward, seek support when needed, and never forget—you belong here.

With warmth and gratitude, 
Serita Acker
Executive Director, PEER WISE
Clemson University


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PEER WISE Connections: A Pathway to Professional Success

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By:  Beth Anne Johnson

On Tuesday, September 17th, the Department of PEER WISE at Clemson University hosted another installment of the PEER WISE Connections series. This professional development event brings together current students, alumni, and industry professionals to foster learning, networking, and growth. This week’s session featured Clemson alum, Mark Allen, a seasoned engineer who shared invaluable insights from his career journey.

Why This Event Matters

PEER WISE Executive Director Serita Acker emphasized the importance of connecting students with those who have walked a similar path. “These events matter because students get to learn from professionals who were in their shoes not too long ago,” Acker explained. “Our guest speakers understand our students’ challenges, and their advice comes from firsthand experience.”

The series is designed to bridge the gap between academic life and the professional world. Students gain practical advice and see what’s possible for them once they leave Clemson. It’s about showing them a clear pathway to success and giving them the tools and inspiration they need.

From Student to Professional

During the event, Lisa Jackson, PEER Associate Director during Mark’s time as a student, shared her thoughts on witnessing the growth of students from their early days in the PEER WISE office to flourishing professionals. “There’s no greater joy than seeing students thrive—from studying in the office to working in labs with the latest and greatest technology. It’s amazing to see how far they’ve come, not just academically but in their personal and professional lives,” said Jackson. Her enthusiasm reflects the core mission of PEER WISE: to support students holistically as they transition from learners to leaders in their fields.

Mark Allen’s Self-Written Laws for Success

The event’s highlight was Mark Allen’s talk, where he shared his journey from being a Clemson student to becoming a successful engineer. His self-written “Laws for Successful Engineers” offered students actionable advice on how to navigate their professional paths.

“First, join professional societies,” Mark advised. “This isn’t just about padding your résumé—it’s about building a community and staying connected to the latest developments in your field.” Being part of a professional network gives students access to mentorship, job opportunities, and critical knowledge that can set them apart from their peers.

“Second, get experience—lots of it—and don’t be afraid to find out what you like and what you don’t like.” Mark’s emphasis on real-world experience resonated with the students. He encouraged them to take internships, co-ops, or part-time jobs to explore different industries and roles. “You might discover that what you thought was your dream job isn’t actually what you want to do—and that’s okay. The earlier you figure it out, the better.”

“Finally, make connections.” Mark stressed that the relationships students build now can profoundly impact their careers. “It’s not just about networking to get a job—it’s about forming real relationships with people who can help guide you, challenge you, and open doors you didn’t even know existed.”

The PEER WISE Impact

Mark’s journey is a testament to the impact that PEER WISE can have on students’ lives. Events like PEER WISE Connections give students the unique opportunity to engage with successful alumni and industry professionals who can offer advice and guidance as they prepare for their careers.

As Serita Acker reminded everyone, “PEER WISE is about more than just academic success—it’s about equipping our students with the tools, connections, and confidence they need to thrive in their careers.”

Looking Ahead

This event is just one of many in the PEER WISE Connections series, which will continue throughout the academic year. It serves as a reminder that Clemson students are part of a broader community of professionals eager to support and uplift them. Students are encouraged to attend future sessions to continue building their network and gaining insight from those who have successfully navigated the transition from college to career.

If you missed this session, don’t worry—PEER WISE is committed to providing ongoing opportunities for professional development. Be sure to subscribe to the PEER & WISE monthly newsletter to stay informed about upcoming events like PEER WISE Connections and learn other ways to get involved.

As Mark Allen demonstrated, the road to success isn’t always straight, but our students can achieve great things with the right guidance, experience, and community.

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PEER WISE Hosts Inspiring Alumni Breakfast: A Celebration of Empowered Belonging and Lifelong Relationships

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By:  Beth Anne Johnson

Serita Acker captures the joy of the PEER WISE Alumni Breakfast, celebrating community and connection current students.

Last week, the PEER WISE Department welcomed back some of our most distinguished alumni for an unforgettable breakfast that filled the room with wisdom, empowerment, and heartwarming moments. This special event featured Markel Thomas, Ilerioluwa “Olu” Dosunmu, Rachel Steadman, and Candice Saunders—each a testament to the strength and success that comes from the PEER WISE community.

As our students and faculty gathered, the excitement was palpable. These alumni weren’t just returning to campus; they were coming home to share their experiences, lessons, and encouragement with current students. It was a morning full of connection, inspiration, and deep-rooted community.
Serita Acker, Executive Director of PEER WISE, shared her reflections on the event:
“It was so wonderful to invite these alumni home to remind our students of their empowered belonging. Each of them stands as a shining example of what our program represents—the resilience, brilliance, and success that come from both hard work and community support. We are incredibly proud of them.”

The alumni shared stories of their personal journeys—triumphs, challenges, and how PEER WISE had been instrumental in shaping their paths. They reminded students that while they are navigating their academic and professional journeys, they are never alone.

Markel Thomas, now thriving in his career, emphasized the importance of perseverance:
“PEER WISE gave me the foundation to keep pushing forward, even when things got tough. That sense of community and belonging stays with you long after you leave Clemson.”
Ilerioluwa “Olu” Dosunmu echoed this sentiment, stating:
“What PEER WISE gave me was more than just academic support—it gave me a network of people who truly cared about my success, both personally and professionally. It’s a lifelong relationship.”

Lisa Jackson, Associate Director of PEER, highlighted how unique these relationships are:
“What’s so wondrous about PEER WISE is that we form long-term relationships with our students. We don’t just celebrate their success during their time at Clemson—we continue to relish in their accomplishments long after they graduate.”

The breakfast served as a powerful reminder of the lifelong community that PEER WISE fosters. Seeing these successful alumni return to pour into the next generation is a true reflection of the family-like bond that defines the program. As students left the event, they carried with them not only words of encouragement but the knowledge that they, too, are a part of this thriving and supportive network.

The PEER WISE Alumni Breakfast wasn’t just a moment of reflection; it was a continuation of a legacy—one that will empower students and alumni for years to come. Here’s to our alumni and their continued success, and to our current students as they chart their own paths forward.

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Starting Strong: Serita’s Words of Wisdom for a Successful Fall

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By:  Serita Acker

PEER WISE Executive Director, Serita Acker, poses for the camera.

Each fall, I’m reminded of the fresh opportunities that a new academic year brings—opportunities to learn, grow, and make a lasting impact. Whether you’re just starting your journey at Clemson University or you’re returning for another year, I want to take a moment to share with you some insights that have guided me throughout my career and that I believe can help you make the most of this semester.


1. Embrace the Power of Community
One of the greatest strengths you’ll find at the College of Engineering, Computing, and Applied Sciences (CECAS) is our community. Remember that you’re not alone, whether through your peers, professors, or the PEER WISE programs. Lean into these relationships—seek support when you need it and offer it when you can. Your success isn’t just about individual achievements; it’s about how you grow together with others. Collaboration is key in engineering and computing; use your network to brainstorm, problem-solve, and innovate.

2. Balance is Not a Myth
Academic rigor is a hallmark of your education here, but remember, grades don’t just measure that success. It’s also about maintaining a healthy balance between your studies, social life, and self-care. Prioritize your mental and physical health, set realistic goals, and don’t be afraid to take breaks. Sometimes, the most productive thing you can do is to step away and return with a clear mind. Your well-being is crucial to sustaining your academic journey.

3. Be Curious and Take Initiative
Innovation and creativity are born out of curiosity. Don’t be afraid to ask questions, seek new experiences, or challenge the status quo. Whether exploring a research opportunity, joining a student organization, or taking a course outside your major, allow your curiosity to guide you. Initiative is valued here at Clemson, and the skills you develop by stepping out of your comfort zone will serve you well in your future career.

4. Learn from Setbacks
Failure is not the opposite of success; it’s part of the process. In engineering and computing, you’ll initially face challenges that may seem insurmountable. When setbacks occur, view them as learning opportunities. Analyze what went wrong, seek advice from mentors, and apply those lessons moving forward. Resilience is built through these experiences, and it’s one of the most important qualities you can develop during your time here.

5. Make a Difference
Finally, always remember why you chose this path. Engineering and computing have the power to change the world, and each of you has the potential to contribute to that change. Whether through a class project, research, or your future career, think about how your work can positively impact you. Your time at Clemson is more than just preparation for a job—it’s about becoming a leader who will make a difference in your community and beyond.

As we embark on this Fall semester , I encourage you to reflect on these insights and consider how you can apply them to your own journey. The road ahead is filled with possibilities, and I’m confident that you will achieve great things with determination, balance, and a strong community.

Here’s to a semester of growth, learning, and success!

Serita Acker
Executive Director, PEER WISE
Clemson University

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PEER WISE Connections: Bridging Students with Industry Leaders

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By:  Beth Anne Johnson 

Flyer for PEER WISE Connections event with Mark Allen.

At Clemson University, the PEER WISE Connections events are a powerful bridge between the classroom and the professional world. This professional development series, hosted by the PEER WISE department, introduces current students to accomplished alumni and industry professionals, fostering invaluable connections and insights that can shape their career trajectories.
“These events are not just about networking; they’re about creating meaningful relationships that can inspire and guide our students as they navigate their academic and professional journeys,” says Serita Acker, Executive Director of PEER WISE. “We aim to give our students access to mentors who have walked in their shoes and can offer real-world advice and opportunities.”

Upcoming Events:
This September, PEER WISE Connections is thrilled to welcome Mark Allen, an accomplished alumnus who graduated from Clemson with a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. Mark will be speaking on Tuesday, September 17th, at 5 pm. His impressive career path has taken him from serving as a PEER/WISE mentor and NSBE chapter president at Clemson to working in cutting-edge research and development at Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU-APL). Mark’s expertise in control theory, flight control, and dynamic modeling, particularly in the aerospace sector, makes him an inspiring figure for students interested in these fields.

Mark’s story is a testament to the diverse paths available to Clemson graduates. His work at Penn State University’s Applied Research Laboratory (PSU-ARL) in flight control systems for underwater autonomous vehicles and his current role in R&D for hypersonic vehicles at JHU-APL are just a few highlights of a career driven by passion and curiosity. Outside of work, Mark is also a classically trained cellist, showcasing the importance of balancing professional endeavors with personal interests.

Looking Ahead:
PEER WISE Connections continues to offer these opportunities throughout the academic year. To stay informed about upcoming events, including details about speakers and topics, be sure to read the monthly PEER & WISE newsletter. These sessions are more than just lectures; they are opportunities for students to learn from and connect with those who have successfully transitioned from Clemson classrooms to influential positions in various industries.

By attending these events, students can gain insights that are not only academically enriching but also crucial for their professional growth. As Serita Acker aptly says, “The connections made here can last a lifetime, and open doors that students may not have even known existed.”

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Welcome Home, Tigers!

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Serita Acker, Executive Director of PEER WISE.

There’s something truly magical about this time of year at Clemson University. The energy on campus is electric—filled with the excitement of new beginnings and the promise of possibilities. As you walk through the brick pathways, feel the cool breeze on Bowman Field, and hear the hum of conversations in the student union, it’s impossible not to be swept up in the spirit of this special place. Whether you’re a first-year student stepping into your new life as a Tiger or a returning student ready to continue your journey, welcome home. Clemson has been waiting for you.

As the Executive Director of PEER WISE, I can tell you firsthand that this community is unlike any other. At PEER WISE, we focus on recruiting and retaining students like you—brilliant, ambitious, and ready to make your mark. But more than that, we’re here to help you build something even more lasting: your Clemson Family.

You see, the Clemson Experience is about more than just attending classes and earning a degree. It’s about the relationships you build, the communities you become a part of, and the memories you create along the way. It’s about finding your people—those who will cheer you on, lift you up, and walk with you through every high and low. It’s about becoming part of something bigger than yourself. That’s where PEER WISE comes in.

We know that the college journey can be as challenging as it is rewarding. There will be late-night study sessions, moments of doubt, and times when you might feel overwhelmed. But you are not alone. At PEER WISE, we’re committed to making sure you have the resources, support, and encouragement you need to thrive. Our programs are designed to help you succeed academically, personally, and professionally. From mentoring and tutoring to networking events and community-building activities, we’re here to help you find your path and walk it with confidence.

And parents, if you’re reading this, know that your student is in good hands. The PEER WISE community is a tight-knit group that believes in the potential of every Tiger. We’re not just helping students succeed in the classroom—we’re helping them grow into the leaders, innovators, and change-makers of tomorrow. We’re helping them find their place in the world.

So as you settle into your new routines and begin this next chapter, I want to remind you to take a moment to appreciate the joy of this time of year. The beginning of a new school year is filled with hope, excitement, and the opportunity to create something truly special. Embrace it. Let the Clemson spirit fill you with the confidence and courage to chase your dreams. Remember that this journey is about more than just what you accomplish; it’s about who you become and the community you build along the way.

We’re thrilled to have you here and even more excited to see all the amazing things you will do. The road ahead may be challenging, but with diligence, determination, and the support of your Clemson Family, success is within your reach.

Welcome home, Tigers. Let’s make this year unforgettable.

Warmly,
Serita Acker, Executive Director of PEER WISE
Clemson University

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PEER WISE Experience: A Message of Joy and Thanks from Serita Acker

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By:  Serita Acker

As PEER & WISE’s Executive Director, I love and cherish every PEER WISE Experience (PWE) cohort. This program holds a special place in my heart, and I’m thrilled to share why it’s one of my favorites.

The PEER WISE Experience is designed to give students a head start on their Clemson journey. It offers an invaluable glimpse into what a first-year experience will be like helping students transition smoothly into the College of Engineering, Computing, and Applied Sciences. Through PWE, students meet fellow students in their major, forge early friendships, and take introductory classes in General Engineering, Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, Excel, College Readiness, and Research. Not only do students get a taste of college life, but they also earn three hours of college credit.

One of the most rewarding aspects of PWE is witnessing the growth and confidence that our students develop. They are not just taking classes but becoming part of a supportive community that believes in their potential. From day one, they can access resources and guidance to help you navigate your first year’s challenges. Not to mention, they become fast friends.

What makes this program truly exceptional is our 100% retention rate. This remarkable achievement reflects our students’ and staff’s dedication and hard work. It is a testament to the strength of the community we’ve built together. I often say that PWE is not just an introduction to Clemson—it’s the foundation of your future success.

Our students make the most of this experience. They engage actively in your classes, participate in all the activities, and connect with peers and mentors. Together, we build a strong foundation for the academic journey.

To our 2024 PWE students, welcome to the Clemson Family. We are excited to support and cheer you on every step of the way. Together, we’ll achieve great things!

  • Mrs. Lisa Jackson welcomes everyone to the PWE Reception.
  • Sydney Savage enjoys the PWE Reception.
  • Faculty join the festivities and celebrate the 2024 cohort.
  • Levi Roach, PEER WISE staff enjoys his first PWE summer.
  • Mrs. Serita Acker shares why PWE is an incredible program.
  • Family join the festivities as well!
  • Mrs. Serita Acker shares with students how important their studies are.
  • Students enjoy the celebrations.
  • Students become fast friends during their four weeks together.

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Empowering Leaders: Serita Acker’s Inspiring Talk at Thermo Fisher’s Leadership Development Program

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By:  Beth Anne Johnson

At PEER WISE, we’re all about fostering leadership, inclusion, and excellence in STEM. We’re thrilled to share that our Executive Director, Serita Acker, recently lit up Thermo Fisher’s prestigious Leadership Development Program as one of four panelists. The session, themed “Owning Your Seat at the Table,” was all about achieving balance and health in both professional and personal spheres.

Serita Acker’s dedication to empowering voices in STEM is at the heart of her work. At Thermo Fisher, she addressed emerging leaders, sharing invaluable insights on maintaining well-being while excelling in their careers.

Achieving Balance and Health in Leadership

Serita emphasized the importance of self-awareness, resilience, and community support. She shared practical strategies for leaders to not only claim their space in their professional environments but to thrive by prioritizing their health and well-being.

“Owning your seat at the table is not just about being present; it’s about being your best self. Balancing professional demands with personal health is key to sustainable success. When you care for yourself, you are better equipped to lead and inspire others,” said Serita Acker.

PEER WISE Alumna Dajonia Jackson, now a successful professional at Thermo Fisher, echoed Serita’s sentiments and shared her journey of growth and leadership.

“Having Serita Acker as a mentor has been transformative. Her guidance on balancing career aspirations with personal health has been invaluable. Her message at Thermo Fisher resonated deeply with me, reinforcing the importance of self-care in achieving professional excellence,” said Dajonia Jackson.

Building a Stronger Community

The session at Thermo Fisher underscored the mission of PEER WISE: to support and develop leaders who are not only capable and competent but also healthy and balanced. Serita’s talk was a testament to the power of mentorship and the impact of a supportive community.

As we continue our work at PEER WISE, we are inspired by the accomplishments of our leaders and alumni. Their stories and experiences remind us of the importance of our mission and the profound impact of our programs.

We look forward to sharing more success stories and insights from our community. Stay tuned for upcoming events and initiatives to foster leadership and excellence in STEM. Together, we can continue to make a difference, one seat at a time.

For more information about our programs and how you can get involved, visit our website and follow us on social media.

Join the Conversation

What are your strategies for achieving balance and health in your professional life? Share your thoughts and experiences with us in the comments below. Let’s continue to inspire and support each other on this journey.

#Leadership #Wellbeing #STEM #Mentorship #PEERWISE #Inspiration #ProfessionalDevelopment #ThermoFisher

  • Dajonia Jackson Class of 2022, Bioengineering Alumna
  • Serita Acker, Executive Director 
    PEER WISE

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Serita Acker: Keynote Speaker at the National Convening on the State of Mental Health in STEM

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By:  Beth Anne Johnson

Serita Acker, the esteemed Executive Director of PEER WISE, recently took the stage as the keynote speaker at the National Convening on the State of Mental Health in STEM. This significant event brought together professionals and thought leaders from across disciplines to discuss the intersection of STEM and mental health. Acker’s keynote address highlighted the critical need for rest in our work and the importance of listening and empowering our leaders.

In her speech, Serita emphasized, “It is essential we rest in our work and that we listen and empower our leaders.” She underscored that true leadership involves not just guiding but also actively supporting and believing in one’s team. Acker elaborated on several key practices that embody this approach:

  • Open Door Policies: Creating an environment where team members feel comfortable approaching their leaders with ideas, concerns, and feedback.
  • Sabbatical Support: Encouraging and providing opportunities for leaders to take sabbaticals, ensuring they have the time to rest, rejuvenate, and return with renewed vigor.
  • Solution-Driven Conversations: Focusing on constructive and proactive dialogues that lead to effective problem-solving and innovation. 
  • Believing Your Team Members: Trusting and valuing the insights and contributions of team members, which fosters a culture of mutual respect and collaboration.

Serita’s involvement in the conference was a testament to the strong relationships she builds and the mentorship she provides within the PEER WISE community. Among those she mentors is Beth Anne Johnson, the PEER WISE Communication Coordinator. Beth Anne shared her gratitude and admiration for Serita, stating, “It is a privilege to be mentored and sponsored by Serita Acker. Her leadership is characterized by genuine care and the ability to inspire action in others. Presenting alongside her was an honor and a testament to her impactful guidance.”

The opportunity for Serita to speak at the conference arose from the impactful connections she has nurtured over the years. Her dedication to mentoring and her genuine investment in the growth of others have not only strengthened the PEER WISE community but also extended her influence to broader audiences.

Serita Acker’s keynote at the STEM in Mental Health Conference served as a powerful reminder of the importance of rest, active listening, and empowerment in leadership. Her commitment to these principles continues to inspire and shape the leaders of tomorrow, fostering a culture of care, support, and innovation.

As we reflect on her words and actions, it becomes clear that the success and well-being of any organization are deeply rooted in how we treat and support one another. Serita Acker’s leadership exemplifies this truth, and her impact resonates far beyond the walls of PEER

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Introducing Levi Roach: The Newest Addition to the PEER & WISE Team

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By:  Beth Anne Johnson

At PEER & WISE, our mission revolves around one central theme: ensuring every student within CECAS has an unforgettable Clemson experience. And to achieve this, we’ve recently welcomed Levi Roach as our Outreach & Operations Manager. With a wealth of diverse experiences and a passion for fostering connections, Levi is set to make an indelible mark on our team.

When asked what initially drew him to our department, Levi eloquently states, “PEER & WISE is a wonderful department focused on the student experience and ensuring that all students have an amazing experience within CECAS.” His previous roles, including serving as a 911 dispatcher for Clemson University and as a Program Coordinator for Access, Belonging, Inclusive Excellence in CECAS, have equipped him with a unique skill set perfectly tailored for his new position.

When discussing his goals for his time with us, Levi’s ambition shines through. “I hope to accomplish many things in this role,” he says. “I want to ensure that all outreach events are top-tier, filled with powerful information and exciting adventures for students.” Levi’s vision extends beyond just events; he aims to fostering an environment of belonging and accessibility to Clemson students as well. “What excites me the most about being a part of this team,” Levi shares, “is leading the PEER & WISE tutors, allowing me to stretch my legs and provide real connections with students fully.”

Beyond his professional endeavors, Levi’s interests and hobbies offer a glimpse into his multifaceted personality. From the meticulous art of wedding planning to his love for photography, Levi finds joy in organization and creativity alike. As an unapologetic Swiftie, he revels in the empowering melodies of Taylor Swift and delights in engaging with fellow fans.

Moreover, Levi is deeply committed to giving back to his community, serving as the Chair of the LGBTQ Commission and actively participating in community events. His dedication to fostering understanding and inclusivity is a testament to his character and values.

In Levi Roach, PEER&WISE has found a passionate advocate and leader. His dedication to enhancing the student experience and promoting inclusivity aligns seamlessly with our mission. We are thrilled to welcome Levi to our team and look forward to the positive impact he will undoubtedly make. Join us in extending a warm welcome to Levi as he embarks on this exciting journey with us!

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