Human Services

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Caity A.

Career Field: Behavioral Science

Education: BA Applied Behavioral Science

“I want to be a mentor because I want to share my skills and knowledge to inspire, as well as guide a mentee. Being a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I understand navigating the world being a member of a marginalized community, and this could be helpful life experience to have to share with a mentee too.”

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Carrie M.

Career Field: Social Worker

Profession: Crisis Counselor for Crisis Text Line

Education: MA Social Work

“As someone who has struggled with ADHD, I know how challenging it can be to navigate the educational system and stay motivated despite the roadblocks life puts up. Having someone on your side who can offer support and guidance during the difficult task of earning a degree is invaluable”

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Diana S.

Career Field: Social Worker

Profession: Case manager/Housing stabilizer at Downtown Women’s Center LA

Education: MA Quality Assurance for Service and Healthcare Programs

Languages: English & Spanish

“I am Latina and a first-gen college graduate, college was at times daunting. I want to support people holistically, not neglect backgrounds and be able to share what I have learned in and outside of college”

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Ruth R.

Career Field: Social Worker

Profession: Business Office Manager at a non-profit organization

Education: Bachelor’s in Society, Ethics and Human Behavior

Languages: English & Spanish

“As a first-generation college graduate, immigrant and first of many things within my extended family the only way I have been fortunate to accomplish my accolades was through the help of a mentor. Having someone guide you through unknown territory, having someone believe in you more than you believe in yourself has been some of the biggest blessings I've received in my life and career”