Explore 'The Student Experience' page to identify the benefits of becoming a peer mentor and how students can get involved with the 'Work with the City' program. Specifically, find out when applications for peer mentors are typically held and what kind of opportunities the 'Work with the City' program offers students in Madison.
Ensure you are on 'The Student Experience' page (https://polisci.wisc.edu/undergraduate/the-student-experience/). Locate the 'Be a Peer Mentor' section and identify when application periods are typically held. Click on the 'Meet our current peer mentors' link (ID 187). After reviewing the peer mentor information, navigate back to 'The Student Experience' page. Locate the 'Work with the City' section and identify the specific opportunities it offers students in Madison. Synthesize the information about peer mentor application periods and the specific opportunities offered by the 'Work with the City' program.
The agent successfully navigates to 'The Student Experience' page. The agent states that peer mentor application periods are typically held in the Spring. The agent successfully clicks on 'Meet our current peer mentors' and returns to 'The Student Experience' page. The agent states that the 'Work with the City' program, specifically with the city of Madison, gives students 'a great opportunity to get involved' with municipal governments to improve communities.