SIFP Fellows are part of a larger first-generation/lower-income community of peers, staff and faculty at the University. The SIFP experience is comprised of weekly mentorship group meetings, co-curricular workshops, professional development opportunities, and fun extracurricular activities!
Learn more about the advising opportunities and programs offered through our first-gen/low-income office below.
The SIFP community includes 500+ fellows!
Upon registration through our mentor collective platform, students are sorted into mentorship/accountability groups for the semester that are facilitated by upperclass Head Fellows or Graduate Students.
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For the Spring 2024 Semester, SIFP is featuring several advanced options to support our students academically!
TABLES Math (General)
Dr. Dr. David Villalobos
Mondays, 6:00-8:00 pm, Forbes College Multi-Purpose Room
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