Graduate Scholars Program Mentor Application
GSP, a program sponsored by the Graduate Division, is designed to support graduate students from diverse and historically underrepresented backgrounds throughout their graduate careers by helping them to navigate the academy and providing them with mentorship, networking opportunities, and academic and early-career professional development. GSP Graduate Student Mentors lead the "mentoring families" that are the most impactful part of this program. Please complete this application so we may see how your experience could align with the needs of our scholars. We will let you know if you have been matched with students at the start of fall quarter. If you have any questions, please contact MicheleJohnson@ucsb.edu.
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First Name: *
Last Name: *
Pronouns: *
Preferred email address: *
Department: *
Advisor: *
Research theme: *
Perm Number: *
Ethnicity: *
Have you advanced to candidacy, and plan to be registered and remain in good academic standing throughout the program (within department's time to degree)? *
Are you first in your family to attend college? *
Are you a parent? *
Have you served in the military or are you a military dependent? *
Do you have experience working with DSP (the Disabled Students Program)? *
Are you a non-traditional / older student? *
What are your career objectives? *
Do you have experience (professional and/or personal) with LGBTQ students and/or issues? Please describe. *
Are you able to identify and work with students with mental health issues, anxiety, depression? (You would not be responsible for clinical support) Describe how, if relevant. *
Do you feel more equipped to provide emotional or academic support to incoming graduate students? Or both? Please describe. *
Do you have any passions outside of graduate school (advocacy issues, etc.)? Please describe. *
Please use this box to elaborate on what mentoring means to you and how you might see yourself as a mentor. (Note: We plan to provide training on mentoring.)
In addition to your mentoring family, please let us know what other types of programming (workshops, socials) you think would help incoming graduate students thrive.
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