MentorSEAS
Royce Hall at UCLA
UCLA · Samueli — Vol. IV / 2026
34.0689° N · 118.4452° W
MentorSEAS / 001

Welcome to
UCLAEngineering!

Chapter One
01

What we
actually are

Mentorship that doesn't feel institutional.

The hardest part of UCLA Engineering isn't the math, or even the late nights — it's the moment, somewhere in your first quarter, when you're sitting in a lecture hall of three hundred people and quietly wondering if everyone else got a manual you didn't. We started MentorSEAS because we remember that feeling. And because the answer to it, almost always, was a junior or senior who took fifteen minutes to explain something a professor had ten seconds for.

Chapter Two
02

The mentorship
experience

A three-step path,
told plainly.

I.Match

Two forms, one community.

Incoming students fill out one Google Form, mentors fill out another — a few quick questions about who you are and what you're hoping for.

Sign-up page — Google Forms, ~5 minutes

Janss Steps, 11:47 AM
II.Meet

Engineering Welcome Day.

Your first hello happens in person. Every mentee meets their mentor at Engineering Welcome Day. You walk in a name on a form and walk out with someone who's been there.

Engineering Welcome Day — early fall

Royce Hall, 10:02 AM
III.Stay in touch

An open door, all year.

After Welcome Day, your mentor is yours. Questions on classes, research labs, career pathways? Reach out whenever you need them. They've been there.

Throughout the year — as often as you need

Engineering V, 04:20 PM
Chapter Three
03

A reading list of
engineering orgs

Twenty-three rooms,
one of them yours.

UCLA Engineering has more student organizations than orientation has time for. Here's a hand-picked, opinionated start — ordered by how warmly they greet a freshman who walks in late.

Organization
Est.

Welcomes beginners — no prior experience expected.

See all 36 organizations
Coda
04

Two paths
out the door.

A note before you go

04a · For upperclassmen

Ready to make
a difference?

04b · For incoming engineers

Just got here?
Your mentor's on the way.

Every incoming engineer is paired with an upperclassman from their major. No form to fill out on your end — just keep an eye on your inbox.