STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Wilmington’s Kylee Bevis Providing Peer Mentoring At Emmanuel College School of Nursing

Below is a press release from Emmanuel College via Merit:

BOSTON, MA — Kylee Bevis, of Wilmington, is helping fellow students succeed as a peer mentor at the Emmanuel College School of Nursing.

As a peer mentor, Bevis provides support and guidance for at least one first- or second-year student. Participants also receive support from the faculty peer-mentoring team.

Offered through the School of Nursing Club, the program matched more than 60 mentors with fellow students this fall.

Evidence shows that peer mentoring helps reduce challenges such as isolation, loneliness, and stress among first- and second-year college students.

Peer mentoring is one of many ways the Emmanuel School of Nursing helps students build the knowledge and skills to think critically, communicate effectively, and provide patient-centered care.

With more than 80 majors and areas of study, Emmanuel College combines outstanding classroom instruction and real-world experience to prepare students for lives of professional achievement, lifelong learning, and purpose. Voted the #1 college location in America in 2025 by Niche.com, Emmanuel offers ready access to world class medical, cultural, and business organizations, all with a tight-knit 17-acre campus and 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio. Learn more at Emmanuel.edu.