The WashU MAP program aims to promote greater fairness and inclusivity in academic philosophy. As a graduate student-led organization, we aim to explore and address the factors that make it harder for some students to engage in academic philosophy. We also work to support philosophical work that reflects a variety of perspectives and to improve the professional environment for scholars from diverse experiences.

What undergraduate mentees can expect: 

• Meetings with your mentor once a month throughout the academic school year.
• Participating in MAP chapter events including: talks with visiting philosophers, opportunities to establish strong supporting networks with peers and mentors, and free food!

This is a great way to connect with a mentor who can offer you insight, advice, opportunities – and help you navigate the next stage/s of your career.

Undergraduate students who are interested in participating should apply using the link below. 

If you have any questions about the MAP mentoring program, please contact Lesley Walker and Gabby Zhang.