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It’s a once in your time here experience to be a mentee within the program. So she is a part of GIC so can you tell us a little about GIC and the role of GIC for international students?Īimee: Yeah so I definitely encourage people to take part in GIC. She will try support you in the best way possible, or if she doesn’t have the resources, she will direct you to the correct resources as well. But you’ll see that Aimee is a great resource that you can reach out to. Most of you will see that not a lot of your previous institutions might have had somebody like Aimee, so it might not be familiar to have somebody in this role, which was the case for many of the graduate students here. So I always love supporting my students through these experiences. So I know some of those feelings and emotions that come along with it. I know how hard financially it was for me to be a grad student but also just feeling separated from my friends, who maybe weren’t in grad school. I have a master’s in college counseling and student development and I know what it’s like to be a grad student. So training mentors and walking them through the program for them to support our incoming students. But part of my role is to coordinate the Graduate Interconnect Program. And then I’m here throughout their journey to support them along the way because many times those feelings come and go, you know, sometimes big things happen in our lives, and we want to be home for them and so I’m here for students through that, through getting to talk about careers as you get towards the end of your time here, which is what we’re all here for, is to graduate at some point right? We all want to finish our program. Some is, you know, excited, but also there’s a lot of worries, so I’m here to support students through that. So that can be from difficulty transitioning, there’s a lot of feelings that come along with that. My role as the International Student Support Officer for Graduate Division is to not focus on any part of immigration, but to really focus on the holistic support of a student while they’re here. But I love being in California, I love Orange County, and so I’m excited to welcome you all to this area. So I really love being down here because I still get some of that kind of beach atmosphere and the mountains aren’t too far away. It is in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. So it’s not where all the presidential stuff is. We’re glad to have Aimee here with us, and I would like to begin with our first question for Aimee which is can you tell us a little about yourself and your role at GIC.Īimee: Yeah so I am originally from Washington State, which many people get confused with the capital. We can share our experiences and use podcasts as we’re washing our dishes or doing our laundry to learn more about life here at UCI, as we make our transition. Our hope is that we can grow as a community.

That’s who we’re gearing the podcast to be, for this our first episode. These are available to all of the students, international students more particularly. They get to learn about the programs, and it’ll make it easier for them to transition into their lives here at UCI. Melisa: Great, so as we jump into our podcast, so the podcasts are here for international students, so they can get to learn about GIC. How have you been doing? It’s been a busy weekĪimee: It’s been a very busy week, but doing well. Hi Aimee, it’s so great to have you today. I’m coming to you live from the pink roof. Aimee and I’m Melisa your host for the podcast. Melisa: Hi everyone! Welcome! Today we are with Aimee, the International Student Officer. In Attendance: Aimee Jiang (she/her), Melisa Perut (she/they) Transcript of Podcast #1: Interview with Aimee Jiang

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