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University President Dan Mote has encouraged development of mentoring
opportunities for undergraduate students across all of Maryland's
many disciplines, and the involvement of alumni in mentoring programs.
If you're a seasoned grad looking to support future professionals
in your field or Maryland youth, or a student seeking career advice,
join one of the programs below.
Take a Terp to Work If youd like to give back to the
University by assisting current undergraduates in their job search
process and/or meet and recruit some of our top students, then decide
to Take a Terp to Work. We invite you to participate in the University
Career Centers Terp Externship Program or to join our “rolodex”
of alumni willing to connect with students regarding life after
Maryland. We will serve as the liaison between you and current students
to ensure the quantity and quality of your interactions. If youre
interested, please contact Remy Shaffer Gomes 00 at rsgomes@umd.edu
or 301.405.8650.
The College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Alumni Mentor
Program is geared toward helping students prepare for the next stage
in life. Alumni mentors are matched with junior undergraduate students
to provide academic and professional support and encouragement to
students. The program also provides alumni with a way to 'give back'
and stay connected with the University. If you are interested in
becoming a mentor, please contact Nana Gyabaah at alumni@bsos.umd.edu,
by phone at 301.405.1694 or visit http://www.bsos.umd.edu/dean/alumni.html.
The Robert H. Smith School of Business currently
implements a three-tiered model for MBA students with one for very
senior, successful alumnus, five young alumni, and five MBA student
protégés that receive one-on-one mentoring from the
young alumni. Both young alumni and protégés will
receive career coaching and feedback from the senior-level mentor.
If you are interested in being a mentor to an MBA student, please
forward your contact information to MentorPro@rhsmith.umd.edu.
Other opportunities are available at the University
of Maryland Career Center at www.careercenter.umd.edu.
The career center offers many resources for students and alumni
including a resume referral program, career and employment resource
room, job fairs and more.
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