Responsibilities and Expectations
- Faculty mentors, DGS and DBL work in consultation to provide a working support system in order to guide students towards personal and academic success throughout and even after the completion of the Master's in French at the University of Arizona.
- Mentors are available for general consultation and mentorship in addition to the administrative/academic advising that is done by the DGS.
- The DGS remains responsible for the administration, which includes relevant advising, of the graduate program in the department. The DGS meets at least once a semester with each student (at least twice in their first semester).
UA Resources for Graduate Students
For many of the campus-wide resources and events, check the UA Graduate and Professional Student Council, the Graduate Center, its Calendar and Videos.
- General Resources
- Professional Development
- Job Search and Preparation
- Writing and Publishing
- Research Resources
- Teaching Resources
- Mentoring
- Community Engagement
- Funding Sources and Preparation
The UA Dean of Students Office has several specialized cultural and resource centers on campus:
- African American Student Affairs
- Asian Pacific American Student Affairs
- Guerrero Student Center for Chicano and Hispanic Student Affairs
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) Affairs
- Native American Student Affairs
- Veteran's Education and Transition Services (VETS)
For a list of clubs and associations (such as Voilà Club Francophone and the African Students’ Association, etc.), see ASUA.