Master’s mentors are graduate students currently enrolled in a Loyola master's degree program through The Graduate School.  Master's mentors engage with junior and senior ACE Scholars focusing on graduate school preparation, career development, and life-after-Loyola enrichment workshops.  By offering undergraduates support and encouragement in preparation for their post-undergraduate needs, master's mentors strive to seamlessly usher ACE Scholars into their advanced degree programs and/or their professional careers.

Below is a brief introduction to our team of master's mentors.  If you are an ACE Scholar with questions about this service, please e-mail us at ace@luc.edu.

 

ACE Master's Mentors

 

Elliott Brugger

 

Graduate Program: Master's in Social Work and Gender Studies

Year: Last year of the program

Involvement on campus (clubs, organizations, etc.): Payment for Placements (P4P) initiative

Favorite part of ACE: My favorite part of ACE is getting to know students, hearing about their goals, and supporting them along the way.

 

Fatima Rasoul

 

Graduate Program: MSW/MA Women's and Gender Studies

Year: First year graduate student

Involvement on campus (clubs, organizations, etc.): Research Assistant at the School of Social Work

Favorite part of ACE: My favorite part of ACE is being a part of the amazing community! As well as, the chance to help students plan and pursue their goals post-grad.

 

Sophia Sanchez

 

Graduate Program: Graduate Student in WSGS

Year: First Year Graduate Student

Favorite part of ACE:The opportunity the program gives to students who wouldn’t otherwise have them.