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Brown University's International Mentoring Program (IMP) is an exceptional initiative that aims to support international students as they transition into US college life. Coordinated by the Global Brown Center for International Students (GBC), the student-led program comprises both International Orientation (IO) and a year-long program.
International students are a vital aspect of Brown's campus, with over 100 countries represented within the undergraduate community. This diverse environment provides students with a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a variety of cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives.
For those who choose to attend Brown, the IMP offers the chance to connect with a mentor – an international student in their sophomore, junior, or senior year – prior to their arrival. These mentors act as summer contacts, addressing any questions prospective students may have about reaching Brown, campus life, academics, and the international community. The GBC website also provides useful information for incoming students.
Upon arriving at College Hill, new international students are warmly welcomed by numerous members of the Brown community. The International Mentoring Program kicks off with International Orientation, held from August 26th to August 29th, 2023, before the general orientation. All international students are encouraged and expected to participate in this event. Registration details for International Orientation will be available soon, and the website will be updated periodically with new information.
By joining the Brown community, international students can become part of an enriching and supportive network. For any questions about International Orientation or life at Brown, students can reach out to the IMP coordinators at IMP@brown.edu.
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