Architecture Peer Success Leaders

The Architecture Peer Success Leaders (APSLs) Program is a peer support program run through the Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment. It is open to all undergraduate students from all academic programs at the school.

APSLs are students whose role is to provide support, encouragement, and guidance to peers to help them navigate the challenges associated with adjusting to and succeeding, including the rigorous demands of studio-based courses.

APSLs partner with fellow undergraduate students to identify obstacles to success in the program and facilitate behavioral and mindset changes to help overcome these barriers. Some of the barriers to success that APSLs may assist with include, but are not limited to:

• time management
• studio/life balance
• interacting with faculty
• mid and final review preparation and stress techniques
• motivation & goal setting
• organization
• utilizing other Tulane campus resources and support systems

ASPLs also available virtually via appointment. To schedule a virtual appointment, please reach out to an APSL using their contact information below. 

2025-2026 APSLs

Contact Andrew Lorelli if you have questions about the Architecture Peer Success Leaders Program for undergraduate students.