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We're excited to introduce the mentorship program for the incoming graduate student batch of 2017. This will provide access to 2 faculty members and 2 senior graduate students as mentors to each incoming student. The mentors would be able to guide you on your academic needs and help you get started on your graduate school journey. This is a great opportunity to receive mentorship and guidance from experienced faculty and students outside (and potentially inside) of your preferred academic field and will go a long way to resolving problems and helping adjust to Long Island and graduate life. | We're excited to introduce the mentorship program for the incoming graduate student batch of 2017. This will provide access to 2 faculty members and 2 senior graduate students as mentors to each incoming student. The mentors would be able to guide you on your academic needs and help you get started on your graduate school journey. This is a great opportunity to receive mentorship and guidance from experienced faculty and students outside (and potentially inside) of your preferred academic field and will go a long way to resolving problems and helping adjust to Long Island and graduate life. | ||
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Revision as of 14:58, 10 August 2017
We're excited to introduce the mentorship program for the incoming graduate student batch of 2017. This will provide access to 2 faculty members and 2 senior graduate students as mentors to each incoming student. The mentors would be able to guide you on your academic needs and help you get started on your graduate school journey. This is a great opportunity to receive mentorship and guidance from experienced faculty and students outside (and potentially inside) of your preferred academic field and will go a long way to resolving problems and helping adjust to Long Island and graduate life.
