The GSRC Peer Educators are important facilitators of conversations around gender and sexuality for students on campus. The Peers work towards upholding the mission of the GSRC in envisioning a Princeton University community of practice that affirms, uplifts, and celebrates women, femme, trans, and queer people and that actively resists sexism, cissexism, heteronormativity and other intersecting forms of oppression on campus and beyond.This group of students encompasses a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences, including gender and sexuality.
Apply now to be an GSRC Peer Educator if you are interested in
educating your peers on Gender and Sexuality issues through panels and workshops on campus, and conducting occasional off-campus trainings groups as well
serving as supportive and accessible resources for students with questions or concerns
informing the larger University community to issues of homophobia, cissexism, mysogynoir, transphobia, heterosexism, and stereotyping of different marginalized genders and sexualities.
being available to be reached throughout the year as a support resource
Please apply by
Recruitment is considered on a rolling basis - please email Eric if you have any questions at eanglero@princeton.edu
New Peer Educators Application
2022-2023 Peer Leadership Board
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Mirabella Smith (they/she)
NEW COLLEGE WEST LEADER
Mirabella ('24) is a concentrator in the Politics department, tracking in Political Theory and Race and Identity while pursuing a certificate in Gender and Sexuality Studies. Apart from their role as a peer educator leader for New College West, they are an intern at the GSRC (where they work on the Q'nnections program) and a literary director for Arch and Arrow Literary Collective. They are very excited to be working year round as a resource for Westies. and strongly encourage you to reach out to them should you have any questions!
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Jordan Hines (he/they)
MATHEY COLLEGE LEADER
Hello there! I’m Jordan, and I’m a member of the English Department as well as the Teacher Preparation Program. I also do drag in my spare time. It’s a pleasure to meet you!
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Vikram Ramaswamy (he/they)
FORBES COLLEGE LEADER
I'm a final year graduate student in the computer science department, working in the intersection of AI fairness and interpretability and computer vision. In my free time, I like to read, crochet and play the flute.
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Max Peel (they/them)
ROCKY COLLEGE LEADER
Hi I’m Max, I’m a member of the class of 2025 and a Peer Leader this year for the GSRC. I’m a classics major from London, U.K. originally. Outside of class I’m a Davis IC leader, I’m involved in the Chapel Choir and I’m also an organiser for our student-led queer advocacy group on campus, the Pride Alliance!
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Paul-Louis Biondi (they/them)
EDUCATION CHAIR
My name is Paul-Louis Biondi (they/them) and I am a third-year in the Comparative Literature department with certificates in Gender and Sexuality Studies and Humanistic Studies. On campus, I am involved with Pride Alliance (an undergraduate organization dedicated to queer advocacy on campus), Mock Trial, the University Art Museum. My goal as a Peer Educator is to create curricula around pressing queer issues on campus and around the world and create culturally competent communities at Princeton. In my free time, I love to bake, read (LOVE Octavia Butler), online shop, and watch Gilmore Girls with friends. Please feel free to reach out to me whenever and use me as a resource!
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Eric Geunes (he/him)
BUTLER COLLEGE LEADER
I grew up in Gainesville, Florida prior to moving to Wisconsin for my undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where I competed on the varsity swimming & diving team. There, I became interested in chemistry and biochemistry, doing research in biocatalysis. I now am a Ph.D. candidate in Professor Robert Knowles' research lab studying synthetic organic chemistry. Outside of work, I enjoy collecting records, rock climbing, and watching science fiction movies/TV.
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Laura Sandoval (she/her)
WHITMAN COLLEGE LEADER
Hello friends! My name is Laura, I use she/her pronouns and I am currently a sophomore in the neuroscience department, also studying Spanish and Portuguese along with Global Health! I was born and raised in Colombia and have spent the last few years living in Miami, FL. On campus I am involved with the Pride Alliance and Whitman College Council, along with a couple other organizations and clubs. I am really excited to be a Peer Leader and to work alongside the incredible staff at the GSRC and you all to create a safer, more welcoming, and more inclusive campus for us all. Sending you so much love and hoping for a great year for us all!
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Mollika Jai Singh (they/she+)
DEVELOPMENT CHAIR
Hello friends! I am Mollika Jai Singh, a born and raised San Diegan who is now based in Maryland. I am a junior in the African American Studies department, also pursuing studies in Journalism and Creative Writing. On campus, I am a Fields Fellow and member of Students for Prison Education, Abolition, and Reform. Having been enmeshed in the campus publication scene, from The Daily Princetonian to The Nassau Weekly, this year I am working on building a zine publication group as a radical alternative.
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Max Diallo Jakobsen
YEH COLLEGE LEADER
Hi friends! My name is Max and I am a junior in the History Department pursuing certificates in African Studies and Visual Arts. I am an international student from Guinea and Sweden, and I am passionate about pan-Africanism, African art, and African history. On campus, I serve as President of the African Students Association (PASA) and perform with Songline Slam Poetry. In my free time, I enjoy watching trashy TV in the GSRC Conference Room with my friends and controlling the aux at parties