Chancellor's Scholars Program

The Chancellor's Scholars Program is a leadership development program for students who are recipients of the prestigious Chancellor's Scholarship.

Benefits

Chancellor's Scholars benefit from:

Faculty mentoring through the Emeriti and Faculty Mentoring Programs
- Visit the Emeriti Association website for more information
Peer mentoring with upper-division Chancellor's Scholars
Ongoing leadership and professional skill development
Social and community service activities with other Chancellor's Scholars
Exposure to student resources and involvement opportunities

Meetings

Chancellor's Scholars Program Meetings

All Chancellor's Scholarship recipients are expected to participate fully in the Chancellor's Scholars Program. The program meets on the first Tuesday of each month during the quarter, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., at the UCSD Retirement Resource Center.

2011-2012 meeting dates:

Fall Quarter: Oct. 4, Nov. 1, Nov. 29*
Winter Quarter: Jan. 10**, Feb. 7, March 6
Spring Quarter: April 3, May 1, June 5

*To avoid a conflict with Finals Week, the meeting for December will be held on November 29.

**The January meeting will be held the second Tuesday of the month (January 10) due to a late start in Winter Quarter.

Students who participate fully in the Chancellor's Scholars Program will be recognized at the Center for Student Involvement Leadership Banquet and at the Chancellor's Scholars Program Closing Reception in May 2012.

Emeriti Mentoring Program: Mentor/Mentee Brown Bag Lunch

Chancellor's scholars participating in the Emeriti Mentoring Program will arrange meeting times with their faculty mentor on an individual basis. Quarterly "Brown Bag" lunch meetings with mentors and mentees will be held in the Retirement Resource Center and have been scheduled for the 2011-2012 academic year:

Fall Quarter: November 9, 2011
Winter Quarter: January 25, 2012
Spring Quarter: April 18, 2012

This will be an opportunity for Chancellor's scholar mentees to bring their own lunch and enjoy a meal with several Emeriti Faculty members serving as mentors in the program.