<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The Princeton University Mentoring Program, a program aimed at supporting ethnic minorities, is in the process of transitioning from three branches of mentorship programs to one inclusive program for students who identify as students of color.
PUMP was originally split into the<wm> Afro-French Cultural Center, the Asian Pacific Pacific Islander Affairs Office, and the Student Inclusive Network (GIN).
PUMP serves as the primary student center for student affairs, providing free or reduced cost tutoring in languages, and offers a safe and welcoming environment for members of diverse student life.
POMP stands for People Of Michigan Program. The Office Of Professional Advancement works closely with community partners in collaboration with the African Community.
A, the African Community. Together with the African Students Services Committee,</wm> POC aims to support students through a variety of programs to build a diverse student community that can provide