Gender + Sexuality Resource Center Peer Education Program

The Gender + Sexuality Resource Center Peer Education Program cultivates student-led education, storytelling, and leadership experiences in areas of gender + sexuality at Princeton, with community-building being at the center of our approach. Peer Educators are also available to meet with students as needed to discuss resources, supports, and other relevant topics — to see the peer educator schedule click here

Meet the Team

  • Alan Plotz

    Alan Plotz '25 (Forbes College)

    Peer Education & Leadership Fellow

    Alan shares:

    “Alan Plotz (he/him) is a senior in SPIA with certificates in Latin American Studies and American Studies. He is excited to work at the GSRC to help promote understanding during a challenging political climate. Outside of his work at the GSRC, he is passionate about abolition and immigration advocacy, working with Students for Prison Education, Abolition, and Reform (SPEAR), as well we Resistencia en Accion NJ, a local organization fighting against ‘crimmigration.’ He always loves to chat, especially about experiences of queer students on campus!”

    Alan is available to meet about: LGBTQIA+ spaces, getting involved, student leadership, academic supports, general activist spaces

    Other involvements: Students for Prison Education, Abolition, and Reform; Alliance of Jewish Progressives; Resistencia en Accion NJ; Solidaridad Volunteer

  • Arrey Enow '26 (Rockefeller College)

    Peer Education & Leadership Fellow

    Arrey shares:

    “Arrey Enow is a junior in the Anthropology Department, minoring in Gender & Sexuality Studies and Entrepreneurship. On campus, she’s the director of the Sankofa Fashion Show, a researcher for the Asylum Project, and a member of the LISD Gender & Security group. Her research focuses on labor rights within the garment industry and the intersection of race, gender, and aesthetics. Outside of academics, she enjoys thrifting and exploring fashion and pop culture. She decided to work with the GSRC because of her passion for expanding the conversation on gender equity and social justice throughout our campus and community.”

    Arrey is available to meet about: women/fem related supports, getting involved, student leadership, academic supports

    Other involvements: Sankofa Fashion Show, GSS Journal Editor, LISD Gender and Global Community, Asylum Project

  • Avery Fuller '26 (Whitman College)

    Peer Education & Leadership Fellow

    Avery shares:

    “I am a Neuroscience major interested in public health, and I am working at the GSRC (Gender + Sexuality Resource Center), because of my commitment to intersectional advocacy, gender justice, and creating inclusive spaces for marginalized communities, particularly Black, LGBTQ+, and gender-nonconforming individuals!”

    Avery is available to meet about: LGBTQIA+ spaces, women/fem related support, academic support

    Other involvements: SHARE Peer (Co-President), Writing Center Fellow, Tiger Cycle Instructor, YSI Academic Tutor, Hospice Volunteer

  • Tristen Godfrey, '25 (Yeh College)

    Tristen shares:

    “Hi, I'm Tristen (any/all) and I'm a peer educator for the GSRC. I'm a senior majoring in chemistry. On campus, you'll see me at board game nights with the Princeton Tabletop Society or the MTG club. In my free time, I love doing crafty projects like crocheting, I write poetry occasionally and binge Netflix when I have the time. I suck at rock climbing but you'll still see me trying to improve at the gym every now and then! Catch me in the rainbow lounge if you wanna chat sometime, I love supporting the queer community on campus <3”

    Tristen is available to meet about: support for trans students, getting involved, academic support, international opportunities

    Other involvements: Tutor for McGraw

  • Jonathan Silverman '26 (Forbes College)

    Peer Education & Leadership Fellow

    Jonathan shares:

    “Hey! My name is Jonathan Silverman, I'm from Maryland in the DMV Area, and I'm a junior majoring in Politics and minoring in Gender & Sexuality Studies. Through my work at the GSRC, I hope to foster an inclusive, welcoming campus environment where all Princetonians feel like they belong. I also hope to make strides towards building inter-group solidarity and understanding between diverse communities at Princeton. Beyond the GSRC, I am involved with various political and business-oriented clubs and work at the Lewis Center for the Arts as a front of house manager. In my free time, I enjoy writing TV/Film reviews, boxing, visiting art museums, and learning all things geography and pop culture.”

    Jonathan is available to meet about: LGBTQIA+ spaces, getting involved, student leadership, academic support, Queer Asian perspective, Queer Jewish perspective

    Other involvements: Digital Marketing Intern - Rational 360; Front of House Manager - Lewis Center for the Arts; Undergraduate Fellow - James Madison Program in American Ideal & Institutions


Spring 2025 Peer Education & Leadership Fellows

Peer Education & Leadership Fellows* are available to meet with students in-person or via Zoom to discuss resources, support, and other needs. Additionally, Peer Educators are available to lead workshops & trainings in areas of gender & sexuality. If you are interested in meeting with a GSRC Peer Educator or requesting a peer-led workshop or training, please contact Alex Rosado-Torres via email at alexrosadot@princeton.edu

*Please note, this is not an exhaustive list of our Peer Educators. If there are areas of support or discussion you do not see listed, please reach out to us directly.

All Princeton University students are welcome to meet with a GSRC Peer Educator.