Peer Advisor Program
A peer advisor from each program is selected every year to serve as a mentor, tutor, and resource to undergraduates in the department.
Peer advisors are aware of the requirements of the department as well as other University resources. In addition to holding office hours to advise undergraduates and answer questions from prospective students, they plan events and workshops with the Student Services Specialist to promote greater interaction among students in the department.
Peer advisors solicit input from peers in order to represent student needs, priorities and concerns to the department. They represent Art and Art History undergraduates at Departmental Faculty meetings. We encourage you to share any questions, concerns, and feedback in the Art & Art History Feedback Form.
2024-25 Peer Advisors
Gregory Medina-Kenyon, Art Practice
Winter Quarter Office Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays 3pm-4pm
Location: Zoom
Email: gmedinak [at] stanford.edu
Greg (any/all) is a senior Art Practice major. He points and draws about class, bodies, and struggle in shades of pink, red, and blue. This year, he is working on large-scale acrylic paintings about religion and being poor. Greg is in this year's Art Practice Honors cohort. Ask him about art, honors, classes (economic or academic), advice, or anything else!
Sydney Kaminski, Art History
Winter Quarter Office Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 1pm-2pm
Location: CoHo (Zoom by request)
Email: sydneymk [at] stanford.edu
Sydney (she/her) is a senior majoring in Art History focusing on 19th century print. As a tour guide at Cantor, she also combines her interests in museum studies and Asian Art! She is coterming in Sociology, so please reach out for advice on classes, research opportunities, applying for coterms, and anything else!
Daniel Rashes, Film & Media Studies
Winter Quarter Office Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 12pm-1pm
Location: Zoom
Email: drashes [at] stanford.edu (drashes[at]stanford[dot]edu)
Daniel (he/him) is a junior majoring in Film & Media Studies with a concentration in Screenwriting. Elsewhere on campus, he runs FLiCKS, a Sunday night film series for the undergraduate student body. Ask him about the major, class recommendations, or for his take on what's playing at the multiplex.