Meet Our Mentors.Learn what it means to be a mentor in Think Beach and what those responsibilities entail. More importantly learn how you can make a difference in the life of another student.
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Our RoleMentors play an important role in helping Beach Scholars have a smooth transition into higher education, as well as encouraging them to think about courses they are interested in, social activities they would like to try, and employment opportunities on-campus at CSULB.
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Our ResponsibilitiesPeer mentors can accompany Beach Scholars to class, workshops, lunchtime, the recreation center, and on-campus social events. Mentors can assist Beach Scholars with planning their schedule and staying on task with assignments, help them navigate the CSULB campus and resources, problem-solve, and encouraging positive life skills!
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Our Mentors
Giulia Sarti
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Theo Avorh
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Taylor Martin del Campo
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Our Student Assistants
Carlos Villalobos Nava
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Narda Moreno
Psychology, Bachelors |
My name is Carlos and I am a biochemistry transfer student at Long Beach State. Apart from my science background, I love to work and help fellow students with academic problems they may encounter, or simply making a new friend. This made me interested in the Think Beach Program, especially as they provide resources to people that may not receive them often. In my spare time, you may find me at the school gym, doing a boxing class, or reading a book of any genre.
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Narda Moreno is a fourth-year undergraduate student at California State University, Long Beach majoring in Psychology. Her academic interests include Industrial-Organizational Psychology and research. She is graduating in the upcoming Spring semester and is hoping to pursue a Master of Science degree in Industrial-Organizational Psychology. She hopes to find a career in workplace learning and development or training analytics. In her spare time, she enjoys going to the beach and spending time with her family.
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We're Here for YouShe is such an amazing person. She’s always bubbly and super positive,” Martin del Campo said of Ponce. “I’ve really enjoyed the time I’ve spent with her and to see where I can help her improve, not only in this program but also within her own independent life as she transitions into adulthood. |