Frog Life
Apply to Be a Frog Life Educator
What is Frog Life?
Frog Life is an organization for students committed to educating the TCU Community about holistic wellness topics such as stress management, improved sleep, fitness, nutrition, responsible alcohol use, and healthy relationships. As Frog Life Educators, Frog Life members promote awareness, provide educational outreach, and serve as accessible resources for fellow students.
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What are the benefits of being involved in Frogs Life?
Participating in a University leadership role affords students an opportunity to gain distinctive educational and developmental benefits. As a Frog Life Educator, you will:
- Organize and develop education-based programs and activities designed to provide accurate information for fellow college students.
- Create and market campus-wide campaigns and prevention events.
- Provide support in the implementation of wellness campaigns promoted by The Wellness Center.
- Gain skills in communication, organization, time management, program development, outreach, evaluation techniques, the use of audiovisual equipment, and presentation/teaching methods. Such skills and experiences will aid you in connecting academic ideas to real-world situations, career preparation, and leadership development.
What kind of commitment is expected?
Students involved in Frog Life are expected to:
- Attend weekly staff meetings and training events each semester.
- Give approximately 5 hours per week, working around class schedules and including weekly meetings.
- Support and uphold the BACCHUS Network Peer Educator Code of Ethics.
How do I APPLY to be a Frog Life Educator?
You must be a current TCU student in order to apply to be a Frog Life Educator.
Frogs Life is affiliated with The BACCHUS Network, a university and community based network focusing on comprehensive health and safety initiatives.
Learn more about peer education as a best practice as an alcohol and drug prevention strategy.