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Who/WhatContactEmailWebsiteSocial MediaTiny URLNotes/Comments
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AAcademic AdvisorsPatricia Cruz & Lauren Magsanaysphug@berkeley.eduUndergraduate Programs - UC Berkeley Public Healthhttps://www.facebook.com/sphundergraduate/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBQWD_XCqcLkud6CxiOWKBKiwcFaJAhy3TAzVTqlsuD45R9qyRiBcHDuEjadUkNgm4xdfHk9kgh77OhUndergraduate advising, appointments only show availability for the next 10 days. Prospective student? Meet a fellow Public Health major through peer advising 😊. Information in red below (scroll down)
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Appointments https://sphug.setmore.com/Public Health Academic Advisor Setmore Appointments and Undergruduate Advising
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Drop in Hourshttps://tinyurl.com/sphugdrop-insPublic Health Academic Advisor Drop-Ins
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Academic Accommodations HubAcademic Accommodations Hub | Executive Vice Chancellor and ProvostThe Academic Accommodations Hub is the student and instructor portal for support resources and academic policies, including key information regarding academic accommodations as well as links to mental health resources, resources for survivors of sexual violence and sexual harassment, and more. The purpose of support resources and academic accommodations is to ensure all students have a fair chance at academic success. These resources are for everyone.
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Alumni Community - Berkeley Public Health Alumni Association (PHAA) Alumni - UC Berkeley Public HealthOur community of more than 18,000 graduates is making an impact in California, nationally and across the globe. Also join the Undergraduate SPHUG Alumni Listserv below.
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Alumni AchievementsCheck out BPH Alumni achievements! :)
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Alumni (SPHUG) Listservsphugalumni@lists.berkeley.eduhttps://support.google.com/groups/answer/1067205?hl=enFor Public Health Undergraduates.
How to Subscribe to a GoogleGroup: https://support.google.com/groups/answer/1067205?hl=en How to unsubscribe from a GoogleGroup: https://support.google.com/groups/answer/46608?hl=en
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Anti-Racism Resource Guide - SPHSPH Anti-Racism Resource GuideUC Berkeley has a longstanding commitment to eliminating health inequities through research, scholarship, and community engagement. In the wake of the recent killings of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Tony McDade, James Scurlock, David McAtee, Jacob Blake, Daniel Prude, and countless others by white supremacists and law enforcement, there is a pressing need to come together as a school to center the fundamental role that racism plays in the production of health inequities and share resources for anti-racism public health praxis. This living document was developed as a container for SPH students, faculty, and staff to share local and national anti-racism resources. The spreadsheet's structure is modeled on the Public Health Awakened and Spirit of 1848 COVID-19 resource document.
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American Public Health Association (APHA)American Public Health Association APHA champions the health of all people and all communities. We strengthen the public health profession. We speak out for public health issues and policies backed by science. We are the only organization that combines a 150-year perspective, a broad-based member community and the ability to influence federal policy to improve the public's health.
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Appointments with Fred Smith
BPH Assistant Dean for Students
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/appointments/schedules/AcZssZ0B2MdJPtExoREQziRsRCqNAuqiOYBpxwRYit6RX_11hg28Vt_Lym-lXZLv8_R02a_YSi1QhIcD
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BBerkeley Academic Guide Suggested ClassesSuggested Classes (@BerkeleyGuide) / TwitterIf you're looking for classes over the academic year, follow this page for undergrad classes with open seats, recommended by departments and faculty.
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Berkeley Library - Public HealthPublic Health Research for Undergraduate Scholars: StartMichael H. Sholinbeck, MLIS is our Public Health librarian! Check out some resources on this page.
The Marian Koshland Bioscience, Natural Resources & Public Health Library supports the research, teaching, and learning needs of the UC Berkeley community, particularly the Division of Biological Sciences, College of Natural Resources, School of Public Health, and School of Optometry, through its extensive digital collections, print collections, and services. Members of the public are also welcome to visit and use the collections.
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Berkeley Library - Public Health - BioScienceshttps://ucberk.li/BioLib
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Berkeley Peer Support Directory Berkeley Peer Support Network Directory | Advising Strategy + TrainingThe Berkeley Peer Support directory aims to provide information about the various peer support programs across campus so that advisors and students know what peer programs are available and to provide program contact information. The directory features filters to make it easier to find the peer programs that you’re looking for and the student populations !
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Berkeley Public Health Graduate School - Prospective Student Eventshttps://publichealth.berkeley.edu/events/category/events/prospective-students/Sign up to hear information around the different graduate programs at BPH!
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Berkeley Public Health LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/school/berkeleypublichealth/As the first School of Public Health west of the Mississippi, the UC Berkeley School of Public Health continues to provide leadership in research, teaching, and service. Our training and research focus upon 1) a broad-based ecological perspective on health; 2) an interdisciplinary, campus-wide resource base; 3) an emphasis on rapid cycle application of new and emerging research; and 4) a special sensitivity to multicultural issues informed by the demands of social justice and protection of human rights. This broad-based approach to public health can only be pursued at a place like Berkeley, the premiere public university in the world, where the intellectual resources on campus enable the school to pursue a truly interdisciplinary approach to public health.
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Berkeley Public Health Newsletter - General https://publichealth.berkeley.edu/contact/newsletterWant to learn more about what's happening at Berkeley Public Health? Sign up for the newsletter! :)
Note: This newsletter is separate from the undergraduate newsletter.
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CCareer Engagement - Where do Cal Grads Go? Where Do Cal Grads Go? - Career Engagement Want to learn more about what a public health major does after graduating? Check this out!
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Career Engagement - What can I do with a major in... ?What Can I Do With A Major In...? - Career EngagementCurious about typical careers for a given major? Use the information below to explore.
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Center for Occupational and Environmental Health Continuing Education (COEHCE)https://coeh.berkeley.edu/aboutcehttps://www.youtube.com/@COEHCE/videosThe Center for Occupational and Environmental Health Continuing Education at the University of California, Berkeley is committed to providing professional education to health professionals who serve the occupational health needs of workers and employers, as well as promote environmental health, in the communities where they live and work.
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Connect@CalConnect@Cal Sponsored by the ASUC, get connected to any resource, opportunity, or program at UC Berkeley.
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Connect with Fellow Students about EMT/Paramedic Training (Directory) https://forms.gle/UoSx8rwqTSeZJvUi6This is an opt-in form to be added to the following directory (must be viewed with UCB email). Fill this out if you are open to sharing your experience with students interested in EMT/Paramedic Training or are interested in pursuing this training yourself. Directory should only be used for its intended purpose of connecting students with other students who are interested or involved in EMT/Paramedic training.

If you no longer wish to be listed, please send an email to the PH undergrad advisors at sphug@berkeley.edu.
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DOn Puase - DICE - Diversity Inclusion Community Equity GroupListserve: bit.ly/joindice dice.sph@gmail.comhttps://www.facebook.com/sphDICE/ An action-oriented committee composed of students, faculty, alumni, and staff that works to promote Diversity, Inclusion, Community, and Equity at the School of Public Health.Going through some transition during 2022.
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DREAM Officehttp://sph.berkeley.edu/prospective-students/diversity-services DREAM is the Diversity Respect Equity Action Multiculturalism Office. This office is open to all prospective and current public health majors and minors. They also have wonderful GRADS Ambassador program if you are interested in an MPH. They are located on the same floor as us, second floor of BWW suite 2220 on the East side of the building.
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DREAM Office Newsletter & other social mediahttps://linktr.ee/sphdreamSign up for the DREAM Office newsletter!
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GGrad School at BPH Grad School at BPH For resources on pursuing your graduate degree here at Berkeley Public Health!
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Global Poverty & Practice (GPP) MinorChetan Chowdhrygppminor@berkeley.edublumcenter.berkeley.edu/gppminorhttps://www.instagram.com/gppminor/The Global Poverty and Practice Minor introduces students to the frameworks, methods, and practical skills necessary to engage with global poverty and inequality in effective ways. The minor includes five courses that help students prepare for and reflect on a "Practice Experience." Through this experience, students partner with domestic or international NGOs, government agencies, social enterprises, or other poverty or development programs. Students work on issues such as community health, affordable housing, and economic development. GPP Students have worked with organizations in over 70 countries. Funding is available to support students’ practice experiences.
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FFung FellowshipFung FellowshipThe Fung Fellowship is a model of discovery education at UC Berkeley—an immersive undergraduate learning experience that inspires students to become innovators for social good. Partnering with the School of Public Health and the Rausser College of Natural Resources, the Fung Fellowship currently offers two courses for students to choose from based on their passion, interest, and desired area for impact.
Fellows work to address real-world challenges, engage with communities to understand needs, and develop viable solutions alongside industry and community partners. The Fellowship’s learner-centered approach allows students to co-design their experience from crafting course content to sourcing future projects and collaborators.
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LL&S Advisinghttps://www.instagram.com/ucblnsadvising/L&S instagram! Filled with lots of quick tips and information about deadlines.
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L&S Bioscience AdvisorsWelcome to the Biological Sciences Advising Neighborhood!<--- overview of what Bioscience neighborhood L&S advisors aretinyurl.com/sphugdrop-in<-- Satellite advising with L&S BioSci neighborhood advisors hereL&S advisors who work with Public Health, Molecular Cell Biology, Integrative Biology, and Biology Business. You can schedule a satellite advising appointment with them!
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L&S Pre-Professional Graduate Programs: Advising and Eventshttps://lsadvising.berkeley.edu/appointments-advice/pre-professional-graduate-programs-advising-and-eventsL&S Advising provides advising for undergraduates pursuing: Medical or health professions programs, Law School Masters or PhD programs
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L&S Mentorshttps://lsmentors.berkeley.edu/mentoring-sessionsgradmentor@berkeley.eduhttps://lsmentors.berkeley.edu/homeL&S mentors are current UC Berkeley graduate students who can work with students on anything from study strategies, adjusting to campus life, wellness and work, making the most of your major and choosing a path. They are not academic advisors and cannot answer questions specific to majors, but can be a resource and guide for general life questions and other things related to being a college student.
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MMajor Mapshttps://vcue.berkeley.edu/committees-initiatives/major-maps-project/my-major-map Major maps for to explore if you're deciding which major! There's one for the PH major, check it out!
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Majors - IB/MCB/PH CalWeek Panel
April 2021		https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U7Kr9FfrvhVjNOrGIKSTaZnfQP10UA8C6r7p1ssTmEI/editFor Cal Week 2021, peer advisors from Integrative Biology, Molecular Cell Biology, and Public Health hosted a panel. If you're deciding between the majors or trying to figure out which major is for you, we recommend checking out the youtube recording, slides, and Q&A!
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Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health (MCAH) LEAP Undergraduate Training Grant
leap_program@berekeley.edu
https://linktr.ee/ucb.leap
The MCAH LEAP Training Program at UC Berkeley is designed to prepare diverse future leaders who are family-centered, culturally responsive, and successful in navigating interprofessional systems of care in the service of MCAH populations to reduce health inequities. The program seeks to provide support for undergraduate students who identify with underrepresented groups, including but not limited to first-generation college students, formerly incarcerated, experiencing houselessness/unstable housing, and/or racial and ethnic groups underrepresented in the field.
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MPH Programs at the School of Public Health, UC Berkeleysign up for our mailing list here!https://publichealth.berkeley.edu/academics/At Berkeley Public Health, graduate students have the opportunity to pursue their academic interests and become public health leaders through one of six divisions. Our divisions are interdisciplinary and bring together faculty and students from many fields of research and concentrations. At the same time, each division offers specific degree opportunities where students can choose a program that fits their passions.
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Math 98: Pre-Calc Essentials https://sites.google.com/berkeley.edu/pre-calc-essentials Pre-Calculus Essentials is a short course covering foundational topics from algebra and pre-calculus. It was designed specifically for students intending to take Math 1A, 10A, 16A, or 32 here at Berkeley.
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My Berkeley (Berkeley alumni community)myberkeley@berkeley.edumy.berkeley.eduThis new resource is designed to streamline alumni engagement among students, alumni communities, and campus organizations. My Berkeley will help Prepare students for careers that go beyond academic coursework. Leveraging networks, being part of a community, and gaining access to mentors are all vital to our graduates' career success.
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PPeer Advisorssphugpeers@berkeley.eduhttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1M4X9oMN9Jml_SZBtllgeslhdnlLb5OjEMRnL8qCPz8M/edit tinyurl.com/sphugpeersGet advice and hear an experience from your peers on PH classes, applying, essays, grad school, life after graduation planning, etc.
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PH SPOTlight Podcasthttps://phspot.org/podcast/This is actually a Canadian PH organization that hosts a podcast focusing on careers in the public health field. There's more resources on their website, but their behind a paywall. The podcast is free to listen to.
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Prospective Student Listservprospective_sphug@lists.berkeley.eduHow to join in link >>>https://publichealth.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/How-to-Join-Prospective-SPHUG-List-Server.pdfHow to Subscribe to a GoogleGroup: https://support.google.com/groups/answer/1067205?hl=en ; How to unsubscribe from a GoogleGroup: https://support.google.com/groups/answer/46608?hl=en
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Public Health Newslettersphug@berkeley.eduhttps://www.facebook.com/sphundergraduate/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARBQWD_XCqcLkud6CxiOWKBKiwcFaJAhy3TAzVTqlsuD45R9qyRiBcHDuEjadUkNgm4xdfHk9kgh77Oh Our public health newsletter is emailed to our declared majors and minors and is posted on our Facebook page for prospective students to view and use. This is where we post all opportunities that we hear about from the community, organizations, professors, grad students, staff, etc. There are new internship, volunteer, research, and job opportunities every week during the academic school year and every month during the summer. If nothing interests you from that week be sure to click on “previous months” toward the bottom of the newsletter to view opportunities that might still be open from previous weeks! Instructions on how to add yourself to the PH Newsletter can be found here (link).
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Public Health 101 - PH 101: A Sustainable World: Challenges and Opportunities (see more in suggested classes tab!) See more info abut the class! -->PH 101 A Sustainable WorldPublic Health (PB HLTH) | Berkeley Academic Guide Course Description: Students now attending Berkeley will confront an extremely different set of challenges than the current faculty experienced. Economic growth cannot continue exponentially in a finite world. Human activity and human numbers threaten the possibility of irreversible damage to the fragile biosphere on which all life depends. In this 3-unit interdisciplinary course, students will focus on finding creative solutions to the problems faced by their generation. Each week, experts will discuss problems and solutions concerning sustainability and climate change that they’re passionate about. Topics include energy consumption, food security, population growth and family planning, migration, climate change, policy, and governance.
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Public Health 116 - PH 116: Seminar on Social, Political, and Ethical Issues in Health and Medicinehttp://guide.berkeley.edu/courses/pb_hlth/ Course Description: This course offers an introduction to issues and perspectives related to health and medicine. Guest lecturers speak about the week’s topic, which can include a variety of topics such as public health, violence, chronic illnesses, environmental health, and health care economics. Speakers share their first-hand experiences in their fields, discuss current issues, debate ethical dilemmas, and pose and answer questions. During the weekly discussion sections, students delve deeper into the issues, not only exploring and perhaps questioning their own thoughts and beliefs, but also learning from the experiences and perspectives of their fellow students.
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Public Health Advocate Magazine Prints Archives - FOR READINGhttp://oskicat.berkeley.edu/record=b12708141~S1
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R R Resources with PH 142 in mind Youtube serieshttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwn2LRZDvsA3Hfu9ghZfl3n1yiIYFbDd-
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Practice Fileshttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fJGXEfKpTSWlOEoCuhFaUwbtAHJD4Acc
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 RStudio cheatsheets: check out the data transformation cheatsheet (dplyr) and data visualization cheatsheet (ggplot2)
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 UC Berkeley D-lab: workshops and consultations
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 Intro to R online course: from Harvard Public Health
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 Coursera: courses on many subjects, can audit courses for free
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 LinkedIn Learning: videos on many subjects, get free access with UC Berkeley
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Research Resilience Program (RRP) for MCB MCB RRPmcb.rrp@berkeley.eduhttps://sites.google.com/berkeley.edu/mcb-researchresilience/homeThis spreadsheet includes a list of resources for undergraduate researchers including academic-year and summer research opportunities, undergraduate research guidance, and other helpful links. Click for Master Resource Sheet
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RISE: Berkeley Public Health Career & Leadership Officehttps://publichealth.berkeley.edu/student-life/career-and-leadership-development/Berkeley Public Health Career & Leadership Office, primarly for graduate students but may have some resources for PH majors.
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SSample Plans - PH and MCB/pre-healthhttps://publichealth.berkeley.edu/academics/undergraduate/sample-plans/MCB Pre-health plan - http://mcb.berkeley.edu/undergrad/cdb
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Social Impact Innovation Grant Programbphsocialimpact@berkeley.eduhttps://publichealth.berkeley.edu/research/social-impact-grantA small grant program to seed multiple practice-based social impact projects developed by undergraduate or graduate students.

The Social Impact Innovation Grant Program—made possible by a generous gift from Ken Hao and Kathy Chiao—provides funding for current Berkeley students to explore and establish community-based projects that improve health equity within and across communities.
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SPH Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment (SVSH) Prevention Committee https://publichealth.berkeley.edu/sexual-violence-and-sexual-harassment-prevention-committee/ The Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment (SVSH) Prevention Committee aims to foster a safe and inclusive climate at the School of Public Health. Sponsored by the Assistant Dean for Administration, the committee is made up of students, staff, and faculty representatives that collaborate and engage with individuals from across the school. The committee aims to include as many perspectives and lived experiences as possible when designing and implementing prevention activities.
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SPH Community Events Calendarhttps://sites.google.com/berkeley.edu/sphcommunitybuilding/home Berkeley Public Health invites you to promote community, by attending and/or hosting events open to students, staff, and faculty! Use this link to add events to the calendar!
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Student Discovery Storieshttps://discovery.berkeley.edu/student-discovery-hub/student-discovery-storiesSign up now for the popular Discovery Hub listservThe Discovery Hub connects undergraduates to the incredible variety of experiential learning opportunities at UC Berkeley. From research opportunities to public service, from creative projects to entrepreneurial collaborations, the Hub will help you navigate campus, connect with mentors and collaborators, and build projects that positively impact the world. Use the resources below in combination to create your discovery pathway and project.
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TTutoring for MCB and IB upper division coursesClaire Ecclesceccles@berkeley.eduMCB Tutoring Bank MCB Tutoring Bank IB Tutoring Bank IB Tutoring Bank If you're looking for a private tutor for MCB or IB courses, you can look at the Tutor Bank hosted by the MCB and IB departments. These tutors have been verified to have received at least a B or better in the courses listed by the MCB and IB departments. However, these tutors are not trained by MCB or IB and they charge a range of amounts for their private tutoring services. The courses covered are only upper division MCB and IB courses.
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Tutors for Engineeringhttps://engineering.berkeley.edu/students/academic-support/meet-the-tutors/Tutors at the Center for Access to Engineering Excellence come from a variety of backgrounds and majors, bringing knowledge from courses that they’ve already taken and excelled in. While these are Engineering majors, they may tutor in subjects across the curriculum and in a variety of disciplines. Some offer tutoring in lower division prerequisites required for the PH major.
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WWhat Can I Do With a Major In...? https://career.berkeley.edu/start-exploring/majors-to-career/what-can-i-do-with-a-major-in/Curious about typical careers for a given major? Use the information below to explore what you can do with the Public Health major or other majors! :)
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Writing Support - Personal History Statement and Statement of PurposeWriting the Statement of PurposeWriting the Personal Statement<-- These are links to UC Berkeley's graduate division's guides on how to write these statements. These are super useful for thinking about your PH application essays. Be sure to check our peer advisors too! You can meet them one on one or be able to attend their pre-applciation workshops, community events, and more. The Student Learning Center can provide writing support as well.
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