Eligibility:

To be eligible to participate in the Mentor-Mentee Program in Humanities, Arts, Cultural Studies and Social Sciences, students must be:

  • A currently enrolled and continuing undergraduate student in good academic standing
  • A second year, third year, or fourth year undergraduate student
  • A major within Humanities, Arts, Cultural Studies, or Social Sciences

Requirements:

  • Two-quarter commitment
  • An hour-long meeting with your mentor every other week (every week encouraged)
  • Timely completion of mentor-assigned tasks
  • Attend events and complete program activities as scheduled
  • Completion of program evaluations

Benefits:

  • Become familiar with and learn how to conduct research in your field of interest
  • Acquire valuable skills to help you find a research mentor
  • Get help to develop a research project
  • Learn how to prepare for graduate school
  • Gain professional and career skills

APPLICATION

DEADLINE:  October 31, 2024


Kymberley Chu, Cognitive Science and International Business double major

“The Mentor-Mentee Program in Humanities, Arts, Cultural Studies and Social Sciences was pivotal in guiding me through balancing my undergraduate priorities, providing a broader picture of the graduate school application process, along with encouraging me to pursue research using an interdisciplinary, holistic learning mindset.” 

– Kymberley Chu, Cognitive Science and International Business double major

In partnership with the Undergraduate Research Center, funding for the Mentor-Mentee Program in Humanities, Arts, Cultural Studies and Social Sciences is provided by the Office of the Dean, College of Letters & Science, the Office of Graduate Studies, and the Office of Research.