Spring 2027

Financial Life Skills: Peer Education Techniques

Prepares students to become peer educators in the Badger$ense Financial Life Skills program by examining student development and common college financial issues.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Identify and explain the challenges students face with money while in college.

  • Describe why peer educating is an effective strategy to help undergraduate students learn about personal finance issues for their lives in college and beyond.

  • Assess personal strengths, challenges and skills as it relates to the financial peer educator role.

  • Demonstrate how to create a safe, positive learning environment for students enrolled in Financial Life Skills courses.

  • Create and present a financial learning experience for a specific student population.

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Completion ofCNSR SCI 275ORCNSR SCI 111OR CNSR SCI 321

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Examine student learning and development to become effective peer educators in the Badger$ense Financial Life Skills program. Learn about common financial issues college students face. Develop knowledge and skills related to interpersonal and group communication, the impact of leadership, group learning and how to create a positive financial learning experience.

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Topics

  • Challenges college students face with money
  • Effectiveness of peer education for personal finance
  • Interpersonal communication, leadership, and group learning dynamics

Skills

  • Interpersonal and group communication, leadership impact, group learning, and creating positive financial learning experiences
  • Self-assessment of strengths, challenges, and skills relevant to the financial peer educator role
  • Creating safe and positive learning environments for financial education
  • Designing and presenting tailored financial learning experiences

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