Transfer Scholars Program

The Transfer Scholars Program creates community and advocates for students across intersectional identities and experiences by promoting academic excellence, extracurricular involvement, and graduate school exploration. Students in the Transfer Scholars Program will have access to workshops designed to further explore and develop sense of identity, personal talents and strengths, academic skills, financial wellness, and post-graduation plans.

Program Benefits

Cohort community of transfer students
One-on-one advising and support
Peer mentoring
Workshops and presentations

Program Requirements

Attend workshops and presentations
Attend social events
Maintain regular communication with program advisor
Meet one-on-one with program advisor to set S.M.A.R.T. goals
Enroll and participate in ETHNC 3790 (Fall) → Email martha.hernandez@utah.edu for more information

Politics for Borders and Migration, Ethnic Studies 3790 (IR)

The Transfer Scholars Program is a proud partner of the School for Social and Cultural Transformation (Transform). The Division of Ethnic Studies (in Transform) and the Transfer Scholars Program offer a course entitled ETHNC 3790: Politics of Borders and Migration. This course was designed to support and help transfer students acclimate to the University of Utah. Additionally, this course fulfills the upper division International Relations (IR) requirement needed to graduate with a bachelor's degree at the U.

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Politics for Borders and Migration, Ethnic Studies 3790 (IR)

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