Mariposa Scholars

Developed by a committee of upperclassmen DACA students and reviewed by Campus Life staff and Emory Faculty, Mariposa Scholars Programs is designed to connect undocumented students to a strong network of dedicated peers and faculty.

The Mariposa Scholars Program seeks to engage the spirit and diversity of Emory University by creating space for personal growth and community building through mentorship. At the heart of this initiative is the desire to empower undocumented students with resources and opportunities that will enrich their time at Emory and prepare them to make positive change in the world.

Each year, incoming undocumented students are invited to join this vibrant program and become connected with a trained faculty mentor.

For more information, contact Danielle Bruce-Steele or Christine Ristaino.

Resilience, Advocacy, Inclusivity, Community, Empowerment, Solidarity (RAÍCES)

Resilience, Advocacy, Inclusivity, Community, Education, Solidarity (RAÍCES) is a student-led organization that seeks to create a safe space for students to connect with others who may identify with an immigrant heritage or background. The purpose of this organization is to provide a safe space where members can uplift each other and build a community that advocates for justice and equity. RAÍCES proactively holds events to promote awareness and encourage students to feel empowered through monthly dinners, partnerships with volunteer organizations, and events in which students learn about the struggles faced by the immigrant population. Learn more.

Legal Resources

Undocumented students at Emory may be able to receive legal advice from numerous Legal Resources compiled by the Office of the General Counsel.

Student Case Management and Intervention Services

Student Case Management and Intervention Services assists in times of crisis, including, but not limited to meeting academic, medical, financial, and social challenges, as well as helping assault survivors. SCMIS offers assistance and a safe space to access resources. Visit website to learn more.

 

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