The Afro-Caribbean Mentorship Program (ACMP), in partnership with the Royal Bank of Canada, will be hosting its 4th annual How to get into Grad School event, entitled Making Grad School Accessible.
This event will provide valuable information to students to prepare them to apply for graduate programs. The Making Grad School Accessible event will be offering a practical, and hands-on approach to designing a graduate school application.
Student Bursaries:
ACMP will be recognizing two ACB students (undergraduate) with $100.00 academic bursaries.
These bursaries are intended to financially support motivated students with submission of their applications for the graduate program of their selection.
Join Professor Nduka Otiono(Institute of African Studies), Professor Warren Clarke (Sociology), Dr. Evelyn Asiedu (Analytical Environmental Toxicology [Chemistry]), Kayonne Christy (Sociology) and Peter Holder (Biology) for an informative and interactive discussion to empower students with the tools needed to access higher education.
When: Wednesday October 20th, 2021
Where: Zoom
Time: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
The Afro-Caribbean Mentorship Program (ACMP), in partnership with the Royal Bank of Canada, will be hosting its 4th annual How to get into Grad School event, entitled Making Grad School Accessible.
This event will provide valuable information to students to prepare them to apply for graduate programs. The Making Grad School Accessible event will be offering a practical, and hands-on approach to designing a graduate school application.
Student Bursaries:
ACMP will be recognizing two ACB students (undergraduate) with $100.00 academic bursaries.
These bursaries are intended to financially support motivated students with submission of their applications for the graduate program of their selection.
Join Professor Nduka Otiono (Institute of African Studies), Professor Warren Clarke (Sociology), Dr. Evelyn Asiedu (Analytical Environmental Toxicology [Chemistry]), Kayonne Christy (Sociology) and Peter Holder (Biology) for an informative and interactive discussion to empower students with the tools needed to access higher education.
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