Programs
RACE Programs
RACE Programs
Mentoring, Opportunities, and Resources at Emory (MORE)
Mentoring, Opportunities, and Resources at Emory (MORE) is a program that pairs first-year students with peer mentors during their first fall semester. MORE participants receive academic and social support from their mentors through weekly meetings and monthly events. Peer mentors also share their Emory experience and information about campus resources and opportunities, which helps first-years connect to Emory in and out of the classroom.
Heritage Month Programming
The Office for RACE is committed to celebrating the histories and heritages of all racial communities at Emory. Our heritage month celebrations have included honoring our Native/Indigenous, APIDA, Latinx, Black, and multiracial community members. If you would like to see your racial or cultural community celebrated in a specific way during your heritage month, please contact our office. Check our Events tab regularly for our heritage month events.
Graduate Student Events
We offer events throughout the academic year to promote community building among graduate students. The Office for RACE hosts mixers, wellness events, and dialogues for graduate students of color in the fall and spring semesters. Check our Events tab for more information on upcoming events for graduate students.
Graduate Student Writing Group
We host writing groups during the academic year and summer. Graduate students reading or writing for theses or dissertations are invited to participate in any of these writing groups. Graduate students are provided weekly space to write while they develop writing goals, create a writing practice, and build community with peers.
