Meet the FYE Peer Mentors

FYE Peer Mentors

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Annu – Peer Mentor

Hi, I am Annu. I am a sophomore majoring in Business Administration in Information Systems. I was born and raised in Delhi, India. I love my culture and traditions. My favorite pastime is to listen to music and my favorite recreational activity is badminton. I am enthusiastic about peer mentoring my fellow students. I am excited to meet you all and make learning fun!!

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Kenya Bravo – Peer Mentor

Hey gators, my name is Kenya :) I am a third year Nutrition and Dietetic Science major, double minoring in Africana Studies and Latina/Latino Studies. I am from the bay and I love going to the gym, food, anime, and listening to music. I always look forward to meeting and getting to know new students!

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Alisah Brown – Peer Mentor

Hi! My name is Alisah Brown and I am beyond excited to be a support system for first year students. A little about me, I grew up in Keizer, Oregon and moved to San Francisco, California for college. Here I am a 2nd year student double majoring in industrial design and economics. I am also very involved here on campus in Residential Housing Association and Alpha Phi. Some things I enjoy are dancing, study dates, listening to music, and spending time with my friends.

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Kat Constantino – Graduate Assistant

Hi everyone! My name is Kat. I am a first year in the Master’s of Ethnic Studies program. I also did my undergraduate here at State! I am originally from the Inland Empire in Southern California. I have lived in the city for the past 4 years now and enjoy going to cafes, thrifting, and going to the movies!

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Dylan Gillespie - Peer Mentor

Hello incoming students! I'm one of your Peer Mentors and a genie to answer all of your questions! I'm a senior in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences (BS) with a double minor in Special Education and Early Childhood Development. I'm excited to start my graduate program here at SFSU within the same program! I wish to help others understand the determination and drive it takes to become a part of the Gator family and the amazing opportunities we offer. Thanks to many of our advisors, professors, and admin relations, and all of the networking opportunities that came along with this campus to students, I have worked six occupations on campus, at one point all at the same time! You wish to become just as successful, and so did I, why not start reaching out, cause fear only hurts your future, not the current YOU!

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Alpana Kallianpur – Peer Mentor

Hey Gators! My name is Alpana and I'm a fourth-year student majoring in accounting. I'm from the East Bay, and in my free time I love to watch sitcoms, listen to music, and explore new food spots in the Bay Area! Catch me in my free time at H Mart!

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An Thuy Nguyen – Peer Mentor

Hello everyone!! I’m An Thuy Nguyen, a third-year Gator. My major is Psychology, and I’m minoring in Business Administration. As an international student, I understand the challenges of leaving your family behind to pursue your future. I’m here to offer my assistance, whether it’s for small tasks or big projects. I’m a great listener, always ready to lend an ear whenever you need someone by your side. I’m genuinely excited to meet all of you! Wishing you the very best ahead!! See you soon!!!

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Taylor Reed – Peer Mentor

Hello everyone! I am Taylor, I am from San Diego, and I am a fourth year Public Health major, minoring in Criminal Justice and Sociology. I am also a part of our women's soccer team! I enjoy going on walks, reading, coffee, and just being outside in general. I am really excited to lend a helping hand and support students as they transition into the exciting time of being a first year student!

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Dhruvi Solanki - Peer Mentor

Hello everyone! 👋 I’m Dhruvi, a Biology student concentrating in Physiology with a minor in Criminal Justice. I became a peer mentor because I want to support students the way I once wished someone had supported me — by listening, guiding, and encouraging them through challenges. Along with mentoring, I work at Campus Rec and lead the Indian Student Association, which has been a great way to build community. In my free time, I enjoy baking, drawing, playing badminton, and exploring new foods.