Becoming Me: Career Development & Peer Coaching Pathway
Build experience. Develop leadership. Step into your future.
More Than an Internship
Becoming Me is a structured career-development and peer-coaching pathway designed for college students and emerging professionals.
This program goes beyond a traditional internship by combining training, hands-on experience, leadership development, and peer coaching opportunities. Participants are supported as they grow from learners to leaders—gaining the skills, confidence, and real-world exposure needed to succeed in their careers.
Two Pathways. One Purpose.
Internship Pathway (Learn + Experience)
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Participants begin by building foundational skills through:​
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Training and in-service learning
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Program placement and support roles
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Community engagement and outreach
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Exposure to prevention and coaching practices
Peer Coaching Pathway (Lead + Apply)
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As participants grow, they may advance into leadership roles that include:​
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Providing peer coaching to college students
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Facilitating group sessions and discussions
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Supporting program coordination and leadership
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Applying coaching and communication skills in real-world settings
A Pathway for Growth
Participants may enter Becoming Me as interns and progress to advanced roles as they gain experience and demonstrate readiness.
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Program
Contributor
Peer
Coach
Program
Leader
What You'll Gain
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Hands-on program experience
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Leadership and facilitation skills
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Exposure to prevention and coaching practices
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Professional development and training
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Opportunities to support and lead others
Who Should Apply
We welcome undergraduate and graduate students across disciplines, including:
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Social work
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Counseling
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Public health
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Education
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Communications
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Creative and community-based fields​
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Ideal participants are motivated, community-focused, and interested in developing both professionally and personally.
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Why This Pathway Matters
Strong communities require strong, prepared professionals.
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Becoming Me equips students with the skills, experience, and leadership capacity needed to support others while building meaningful careers. Participants don’t just gain experience—they become part of a pathway designed to create long-term impact.
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Florida State University students discuss how coaching has improved their college exprience.