Peer Facilitation Program
Learn more about the Peer Facilitation Program and how IBIC is preparing students to lead dialouges on campus. (Videographed by Shirley Yumeng He)
The Stanford Peer Facilitation Program was created in response to students’ interest in engaging in meaningful conversations and learning experiences within their organizations, residences, and other campus communities. The program offers structured opportunities for peer-led discussions, fostering connection and growth in student-centered spaces.
The mission of the Stanford Peer Facilitation Program is to support thriving student communities at Stanford University through peer-led dialogues that explore identity, leadership, and collaboration. Our goal is to cultivate a cohort of student leaders who contribute to a campus culture where every individual feels valued and empowered.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
- Strengthen interpersonal and group dynamics
- Enhance critical thinking about personal experiences and group interactions
- Foster a deeper appreciation for varied perspectives and lived experiences
- Explore the dynamics of leadership and collaboration within diverse settings
- Equip students with tools for effective communication and community-building