Peer-to-Peer Advocate Program
The Peer-to-Peer Advocate Program is an initiative by the Office of Student Affairs (OSA), designed to foster structured and purposeful relationships between new students and upper-level students.
Our student advocates will provide acceptance, support, encouragement, and guidance to promote healthy development and student success.
The goal of this program is to:
- Help students confidently navigate their first year of law school and answer student-based questions.
- Support new students by facilitating their success and well-being.
- Provide new students an informal opportunity to network within the law school.
- Foster a welcoming environment.
- Assist students in creating a healthy work-life balance.
If you are a new student at UB School of Law and have questions on this program OR if you are an upper-level student and wish to be one of our advocates, contact Jamila Lee, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs,
at jamilale@buffalo.edu.
2022-23 Peer Advocates
Geoffrey Adonu ‘23
Kari Ashworth ‘23
Steven Arias ‘23
Liv Binda ‘23
Haley Case ‘24
Kristen Cascio ‘23
Hannah Davis ‘23
Jamie Englerth ‘23
Peter Evancho ‘23
Niyobuhungiro Godfroid ‘23
Rachel Golden ‘24
Deja Graham ‘24
Qui’Essence Harris ‘23
Claire Hofmeister ‘24
Elizabeth Hughes ‘24
Ron LaPort ‘24
Ron Oakes ‘23
Nicholas Ogam ‘24
Taylor Phelps ‘24
Chanel Powell ‘23
Paige Roseman ‘23
Haley Saunders ‘24
Alexandra Stasio ‘23
Margaret Vassar ‘23