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Title
BioPals Program
Category
graduate
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Source URL
http://biology.mit.edu/graduate/current-students/biopals-program/
Parent URL
http://biology.mit.edu
Crawl Time
2026-03-23T03:59:46+00:00
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BioPals Program

Source: http://biology.mit.edu/graduate/current-students/biopals-program/ Parent: http://biology.mit.edu

The BioPals Program was recently created to increase connectedness among biology graduate students by matching incoming first-years with more senior graduate students (“Pals”). First-years and their Pals will meet at least once a month, and have the opportunity to meet others who are a part of the program during larger events.

For first-year students, BioPals is intended to expand your peer network. For older graduate students, it is an opportunity to welcome new students to the department and serve in a mentoring role. The BioPals Program is entirely organized and run by graduate students, with the enthusiastic endorsement of the graduate committee.

What will be expected of me if I participate in BioPals?

Will I have the same Pal the entire time?

What is the timeline?

What is the kickoff event?

Do I have to participate the entire year?

What do Pals talk about?

Is BioPals a peer support system?

How do I sign up?

Who can I contact with questions?