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College of Arts and Sciences Department of Psychology

Undergraduate Mentoring Program

The undergraduate mentoring program pairs outstanding upperclassman in the department with students who have fewer than 60 credits and are intending on majoring in psychology. Mentors are also available for other students within the department through office hours, held weekly in Johnson Tower 201. Peer mentors are also available to meet over Zoom. If you want to meet with a peer mentor over Zoom, please just email them before or during their office hours, and they will send you a link to a Zoom meeting. The mentors are knowledgeable about departmental opportunities, navigating the university, study skills, and general tips for being successful students. In addition to meeting with students in small groups and through office hours, as a group they put on presentations about topics relevant to anyone interested in Psychology or getting involved at the university! If you have any questions about the program, please contact Dr. Blythe Duell (blythe_duell@wsu.edu)

Complete Tutoring List

 

  • Psych 105: Emma, Brenna, Zaza, Caleb, June, Paige
  • Psych 201: Zaza
  • Psych 210: Paige, Charlie, Caleb, Zaza, Emma, Brenna, Kylie, June, Jordan
  • Psych 230: Charlie, Zaza, Emma, Caleb, Jasmine, Paige
  • Psych 265: Jasmine, Zaza
  • Psych 311: Zaza, Emma, Brenna, Kylie, Caleb, Jasmine
  • Psych 312:  Emma
  • Psych 321: Jasmine, Kylie, Zaza, June, Jordan
  • Psych 324: Zaza, Jasmine
  • Psych 333: Emma, Brenna, Caleb, Zaza, June
  • Psych 348: Paige, Brenna
  • Psych 350: Emma, Jordan
  • Psych 361: Kylie
  • Psych 372: Emma, June
  • Psych 444: Zaza, Jordan

Schedule

Mentors:

Emma Flodin

  • Pronouns: She/Her
  • Graduation: Fall 2025
  • Hometown: Homer, Alaska
  • Intended career: Adolescent Psychiatrist
  • Extracurriculars: Research Assistant, Honors Student, hiking, cooking
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: Chinook or Rec Center
  • Advice for students: Join clubs and keep doing the things you enjoy outside of school. It is a great way to make friends and destress.
  • Email: emma.flodin@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): MWF 12-1

 

Brenna Garcia

  • Pronouns: she/her
  • Graduation: Spring 2025
  • Hometown: Las Vegas, Nevada
  • Intended career: Criminal Behavioral Analyst
  • Extracurriculars: Psych 105 TA, Psychology Club, Barista
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: Neil’s Coffee & Ice Cream
  • Advice for students: Advice for students: Be open minded to new opportunities, be kind, talk to peers in your classes, make connections with your professors!
  • Email: brenna.garcia@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): M 11-12, Th 1:30-3

 

Kylie Guenther

  • Pronouns: She/her/hers
  • Graduation: Spring 2025
  • Hometown: Silverdale, WA
  • Intended career: Applied Behavior Analyst
  • Extracurriculars: Photographer, Psi Chi, SEB Art Committee
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: Roost Coffee
  • Advice for students: Create a balance between school and social life!
  • Email: kylie.guenther@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): MF 12-1, W 1-2

 

Zaza Hughes

  • Pronouns: She/Her
  • Graduation: Spring 2025
  • Hometown: Snohomish, WA
  • Intended career: Clinical Psychologist
  • Extracurriculars: Teaching Assistant, MSSC, Psi Chi, reading, painting, cooking, going outdoors and exploring the Palouse
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: Sunnyside Park, Owen’s Library, or Roost
  • Advice for students: Trying new things can be scary but don’t hesitate to put yourself out there and ask for help when you need it.  Experiment with different opportunities – you just might stumble on something you love and want to pursue further! Remember to take care of yourself outside of school, and remember it’s okay to make mistakes, they are opportunities to learn and grow from!
  • Email: zaza.hughes@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): M 1-2, T & Th 3-4

 

Charlie Jones

  • Pronouns: They/he
  • Graduation: Spring 2026
  • Hometown: Folsom, CA
  • Intended career: Mental health counselor
  • Extracurriculars: Psych Squared social media officer, RA at Dr. Schmitter-Edgecombe’s Neuropsychology and Aging Lab, Psych 230 TA, Art Club at WSU, Clay Club, and Print and Zine Club.
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: Dregs Vintage and Vinyl
  • Advice for students: Don’t be afraid to get involved! Join some clubs, hangout on campus, and don’t hesitate to reach out for help and advice!
  • Email: charlie.jones@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): T 1:10-2:40, F 2:10-3:40

 

Caleb McMahan

  • Pronouns: he/him
  • Graduation: Spring 2025
  • Hometown: Milwaukie, OR
  • Intended career: Mental Health Counselor
  • Extracurriculars: Student Manager @ Einsteins/Market, Psych 210 TA, BOLD Lab Research Assistant
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: The Student Recreation Center
  • Advice for students: Don’t be afraid to reach out when you need help, it’s ok to rely on others sometimes.
  • Email: caleb.mcmahan@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): W & F 3-4, Th 12-1

 

June Oldright

  • Pronouns: She/her
  • Graduation: Spring 2025
  • Hometown: Federal Way, WA
  • Intended career: Child Psychologist
  • Extracurriculars: Psychsquared club philanthropy officer, volleyball, rock climbing, and dance
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: Roost Coffee
  • Advice for students: Leadership is one of the most valuable skills you can cultivate for any career, and WSU has so many resources that can help!
  • Email: june.oldright@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): M 1-3, W 1-2

 

Jordan Schillinger

  • Pronouns: She/Her
  • Graduation: Spring 2025
  • Hometown: Spokane Valley, WA
  • Intended career: Clinical Psychologist
  • Extracurriculars: Public Relations Coordinator for the CAS Ambassador Team for the 2024–2025-year, Psych 444 Teacher Assistant, and Waitress at Birch and Barley
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: The Roost
  • Advice for students: I would encourage all students to try new things throughout their college careers. For me, in doing so I have found my inner strengths and weaknesses. Lastly, don’t be afraid to ask for help. It shows courage to reach out and in the end the Washington State University faculty truly strive to help.
  • Email: jordan.schillinger@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): M 2-3, T & Th 11-12

 

Jasmine Steward

  • Pronouns: She/Her
  • Graduation: 2025
  • Hometown: Burlington, WA
  • Intended career: Private practice in family therapy
  • Extracurriculars: Sorority, working out, film/acting, cooking
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: Einsteins, Crybaby Cafe, Starbucks
  • Advice for students: Good time management skills will save you as a busy college student. If you win the morning, you win the day.
  • Email: jasmine.steward@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): MWF 9-10

 

Paige Yedinak

  • Pronouns: she/her/hers
  • Graduation: Spring 2025
  • Hometown: Ballard, Seattle, WA
  • Intended career: Undecided; interested in Forensic Psychology
  • Extracurriculars: Rental shop attendant at Outdoor Recreation Center, UREC Advisory Board, working out at the SRC, intramural soccer and futsal
  • Favorite hangout spot in Pullman: Roost Coffee & Market
  • Advice for students: Always apply yourself when facing academic challenges, you are capable of so much more than you initially think.
  • Email: paige.yedinak@wsu.edu
  • Office Hours (JT 201): T & Th 12-1:30