Year 6

ac179@students.unicamillus.org

‘When you treat a disease, you may win or lose. When you treat a person, you always win.’ Patch Adams

Supporting and inspiring each other during our university journey by sharing our emotions, experiences and study strategies, is more than precious: it’s about caring. Let’s start here. I’m Anna Chiara, your peer tutor.

Year 4

u.003823@students.unicamillus.org

Hi everyone!

I’m Sara Cavallaro, and I’m excited to be one of your peer tutors. I come from Naples, a city in southern Italy, and I have a scientific high school degree, so I’m naturally more inclined towards these subjects. I know that some subjects can be challenging, but a helping hand never hurts! If you have any doubts about particular topics I’ll do my best to clarify them. And if I can’t, I’m confident that together with my colleagues we can find a solution.

Year 6

mr233@students.unicamillus.org

My name is Melanie Reiter, and I’m originally from Switzerland.
Outside of my studies, I have a deep appreciation for nature and enjoy hiking as a way to connect with the outdoors.
As a peer tutor, I’m always happy to support my colleagues, offering help whenever needed. I value teamwork and believe that sharing knowledge and experiences can make the learning process more enriching for everyone.

Year 5
u.002230@students.unicamillus.org

I’m Marianicla Riccio, Nicla for friends.
I’ve practiced competitive swimming that taught me the discipline, sacrifice and team working, fundamental attitudes for the medical profession.

I desire one day to be a surgeon.

Good surgeons need big heart, focused mind and woman’s hands!

Year 5

u.001059@students.unicamillus.org

Hi, I’m Elisa! I decided to become a tutor because I believe in the power of collaboration and support in learning. Through tutoring, I hope to create a sense of community among students. I know the challenges of medical studies, and I’m here to support you through them. 

Year 6
yh696@students.unicamillus.org

“Whenever the art of medicine is loved, there is also love for humanity.”
This quote of Hippocrates has always resonated with me throughout my medical studies.
It reminds me that medicine is not just about knowledge, but about caring for people and that includes helping those around me.

I’m Jennifer and as I approached my final year of university, I realized how much I had learned not just from lecture and textbooks, but also from the support of my peers.
For this reason, decided to become a peer tutor for the students in the years below me. 
I would love to to offer the guidance and support I wish I had back then.

Year 4

u.003933@students.unicamillus.org

Hi! I’m Angelica Vispi, a fourth-year medical student. I’m excited to be here to offer my support as a tutor! Whether you need help with studying, exam organization, or just want to chat about anything, I’m here for you. Let’s tackle this journey together!

Year 6
u.008015@students.unicamillus.org

I chose to become a Peer Tutor since I believe in the power of shared knowledge and mutual growth. As medicine is my passion, I’m driven by the desire to help others and constantly learn in this field . Supporting my peers aligns with my goals to lifelong learning and empathetic care.

Year 6
ec87@students.unicamillus.org

Hi everyone!
My name is Elisa Colatosti. I’m a last year med student, I’ve completed my study plan. I can speak 4 languages: Italian, English, Spanish, Catalan.
My academic background and teamwork skills allow me to be willing to help you through some challenges that you’ll face.

Year 5
u.000851@students.unicamillus.org

Hi, I’m Teresa and I’m in my fifth year. I know this journey can be though, but whatever you’re dealing with, it’s likely I’ve dealt with it too. I’m here for anything you think you might need, and if you’re not sure what that is, we can figure it out together.