Jasmin Enriquez '27, a double major in mathematics and biomedical engineering, has been admitted to the Facilitated Graduate Admissions Program (F-GAP), a mentoring initiative that supports students pursuing graduate studies in mathematical sciences through individualized guidance, faculty mentorship, professional development, and assistance with the graduate application process. F-GAP also provides opportunities to build connections with graduate programs and participate in programs such as the Math Alliance's Field of Dreams conference, which brings together students, faculty, and graduate program representatives for networking, mentoring, and exploration of graduate study opportunities.
A key component of F-GAP is its triad mentoring model, which pairs each scholar with an undergraduate faculty mentor and a graduate faculty facilitator. Jasmin will be supported by Assistant Professor of Mathematics Anastasiia Minenkova as her undergraduate mentor, alongside a graduate faculty facilitator, creating a network of guidance and support as she navigates graduate school preparation and admissions. This collaborative mentoring structure helps scholars strengthen their applications, expand their professional connections, and gain insights into graduate education and future career opportunities.
Jasmin's participation in Field of Dreams and admission to F-GAP reflect her ongoing commitment to academic and professional growth. Through these experiences, she continues to expand her network, explore future opportunities, and prepare for the next stages of her educational journey.