First-Generation Faculty Initiative

The First-Generation Faculty Initiative is a network of first-generation faculty committed to supporting first-generation students. They are active in the community, promote their first-generation identities, and advocate for the first-generation community at UCLA.

As the First To Go Office tries to re-establish the First-Generation Faculty Initiative, we hope to accomplish the following goals:

  • Greater transparency of first-generation faculty across campus
  • An established community of students, faculty, and staff through First To Go events and networking opportunities
  • Increased cross-campus support for first-generation students
  • Opportunity to mentor First-Gen Graduate Students 
  • Opportunity to serve as a panelist/keynote speaker at First-Gen events (Welcome Soiree, Graduation, etc.) 
Best, 
First To Go Staff 
Sign in to Google to save your progress. Learn more
Name *
Please write your name as you would like it to appear on our website.
Ex. Professor _____, First & Last Name, etc.
Title & Department  *
Please write your Title/s and Department/s as you would like it to appear on our website.
Email *
Are you comfortable with students having access to your email on our website? *
Would you be open to mentoring First-Gen Graduate students? *
If you answered "Yes" to mentoring First-Gen Graduate students. Answer the following questions. 

Would you be open to group mentoring and what topics would you like to cover? 
*
(Ex. Yes, I am open to group mentoring and I would like to advise students on navigating UCLA as a first-gen grad student.) 
Please answer the following, by choosing the one that represents you the most
*
You are considered first-generation if you identify yourself with one of the following: 
  • Your parent(s)/guardian(s)  have not completed a four-year degree in the U.S.
  • Your parent(s)/guardian(s) went to a trade school.
  • Your parent(s)/guardian(s) went to a community college and took classes.
  • Your parent(s)/guardian(s) went to a community college and have an Associate’s degree.
  • Your sibling(s) graduated from a four-year university.
  • Your parent(s)/guardian(s) received a four-year degree in another country.
  • Your grandparent(s) has a four-year degree, but no one in your immediate family has completed a four-year degree in the U.S.
Please link an image of you for our website *
Do you have any questions, concerns, suggestions, etc.? *
Submit
Clear form
Never submit passwords through Google Forms.
This form was created inside of Google Apps for UCLA. Report Abuse