How alumni contribute to the career choices of minority groups
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https://doi.org/10.34630/icar.vi7.6823Keywords:
ProFIS, UNICAMP, minority groups, alumni influence, career development, inclusion programs, mentorship, Career decision‑making, student supportAbstract
This presentation examines how alumni support influences the career decision‑making of students in ProFIS, UNICAMP’s interdisciplinary inclusion program for underrepresented groups. It outlines the university’s investment in student permanency, the structure of the ProFIS curriculum, and the central role of the mandatory “Careers” course grounded in self‑awareness, decision‑making, and career planning. Alumni participate through roundtables, sharing experiences, challenges, and professional pathways, offering mentorship and networking opportunities. Outcomes show that alumni involvement strengthens students’ sense of belonging, supports informed degree selection, fosters confidence, and enhances diversity and inclusion initiatives.
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2025-12-23
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Graciola, M. A. D., Pelissoni, A. M. S., & Carneiro, A. M. (2025). How alumni contribute to the career choices of minority groups. ICAReAlumni Conference Proceedings, (7). https://doi.org/10.34630/icar.vi7.6823
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