Resident Hall Peer Mentor
She/Her
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Major(s) and Minor (if any)
Major: Biopsychology
If you are a first-generation and/or income-eligible student, what has your experience been like at UCSB?
As a first gen student, it was difficult for me to navigate UCSB during my freshmen year because this was all new to me. Even in my second year when I moved into an apartment off campus. But besides that, I have been able to successfully seek for help when I need it and I know many resources here on campus.
What would you like to share with students about your experience at UCSB?
I want to share all my knowledge on campus resources and how to overcome imposter syndrome and any other challenges that they are encountering.
Top tips for fellow students? (Study tips, self care hacks, fav resources on campus, etc)
I have a few study tips to share with fellow students.
Best advice you've received that has helped you at UCSB.
"If you never ask, the answer will always be no"
Why did you choose to be an EOP peer mentor?
I chose to be an EOP peer mentor because I want to pass down my knowledge to incoming freshmen as they begin their journey at UCSB. I hope to make a difference in their lives and hopefully support them and give them advice that they will benefit from.