UCLA | Neuroscience & Leadership Mentor

Victoria Ero is a neuroscience student at UCLA with a strong passion for leadership, mentorship, psychology, and community service. A graduate of Episcopal School of Jacksonville, Victoria graduated in the top 10% of her class while completing an impressive combination of AP and honors coursework.

Victoria has developed strong communication and leadership skills through student government, athletics, tutoring, philanthropy, and service organizations. She served as Girls Track & Field Team Captain, High School Class Vice President, and tutor for middle school students through National Honor Society initiatives. She is also actively involved in philanthropy efforts supporting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and student organizations at UCLA.

Victoria is passionate about helping younger students build confidence, leadership skills, and academic success while encouraging them to pursue their interests in science, psychology, health, athletics, and creative expression. Her warm personality and strong mentorship background allow her to connect naturally with students of many ages and interests.