Mentees

• Become more self-aware so they can discern significant and career opportunities that align with their strengths and abilities
• Understand how to seek information, advice, ideas, and career advancement support through their professional network
• Improve soft skills
• Stay informed about the latest trends in the industry
• Establish a strong network with alumni

• Mentees should be hard-working and talented upper-year undergraduate students in their third or fourth year
• Be able to communicate with a mentor at least once a month through appropriate channels (i.e., email, phone, in person, etc.)
• Be able to attend the mentorship events
• Fill the online application form

• Be available
• Be engaged
• Respect mentor's time and efforts invested in your development
• Be open to thoughtful conversations related to professional development, including suggestions and feedback
• Active listening
• Have clear goals and expectations
• Maintain privacy/confidentiality
• Notify the University of any issues during your time as a mentee
• Provide feedback about your experience through evaluation surveys