Abstract
UCSC Journal of International Society V1, 2019
Highlights
The Journal of International Society was founded to provide a platform that many of its founding members felt was lacking at UCSC
Providing an academic avenue for undergraduate research to receive peer review and potential publication was a win-win for the administration and the student body
Building this journal required a lot of discussion and learning from professors across many departments. They were all readily able to see the potential that this journal had for the student body, as a means to receive sought after publication in the academic realm
Summary
Providing an academic avenue for undergraduate research to receive peer review and potential publication was a win-win for the administration and the student body. Building this journal required a lot of discussion and learning from professors across many departments. In the realm of social sciences research, common consensus is that undergraduates are under-represented and lack access to some of the meaningful institutions that may be provided in the realm of STEM. These principally include the prevalent system of mentorship and degree of inclusion in ongoing postgraduate projects. We hope you enjoy this edition and we look forward to what the future has in store for the Journal and the students it serves as we continue to grow together
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