Connections that matter, from campus to community
Experience is valuable, and the College of Business’ mentoring programs grant students and professionals the opportunity to forge meaningful relationships as they transfer significant life lessons and receive individualized guidance. A student may engage as a mentee at any point in their academic journey, from first-year undergraduate to master candidate, while our pool of mentors draws on current students, alumni and industry leaders who steer Biz Rams to success.
Student-to-Student Connections
Peer-to-Peer Mentoring
Many students find the transition to college academics and campus social demands challenging, particularly first-generation students and those from diverse and rural backgrounds. The Peer-to-Peer Mentoring Program connects first-year students with student mentors who are in their junior and senior years to nurture study habits and ease entry into campus life.
Professional Connections
Rams Connect
Undergraduate and graduate students often have questions about an industry, current corporate practices, or simply seek advice about a specific, career-related question. Rams Connect leverages technology that matches students based on their needs to industry professionals based on their experience. Mentoring connections can be a quick email exchange or an in-depth, real-time conversation to gather insights and get guidance. If both parties are interested in maintaining regular contact they can extend the mentor-mentee connection on their own terms.