Application Extended for Graduate-Undergraduate Mentorship Program
The Graduate-Undergraduate Mentorship (GUM) Program at UCLA is extending the application deadline for graduate students. GUM provides mentoring practice, training, and professional development opportunities for graduate students. GUM matches graduate students with undergraduate students based off academic interests and similar characteristics. Once matched, graduate students will have the opportunity to mentor students interested in learning more about graduate school and the application process in the following fields: education, humanities, neuroscience, psychology, public health, public policy, sociology, social welfare, and urban planning. GUM’s specific goal is to impact marginalized students (e.g. first generation, undocumented, queer, underrepresented ethnic communities, etc.), who plan to apply to graduate programs in the mentioned fields above. Benefits of bei...