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Industry Mentorship Program

Location: Virtual, United States Experience Type: UW Experiences

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Industry Mentorship Programs are a great way for students to learn about an industry and explore professional development topics through small group mentoring (4-6 students per mentor). Through experiences both in the classroom and with a mentor, participants will gain insight and guidance about a particular industry, explore topics related to professional preparation, networking and feedback, and reflect on how their experiences and interests can translate to a career the field.

Program Details:

  • Offered quarterly, featuring different career areas
  • Students will be enrolled in a 1 credit (CR/NC) GenSt course:
    Week 1: Preparatory session to learn what to expect at your mentor meetings, and meet with group to plan topics and questions for your mentor
    Weeks 2-9: Mentor meetings
    Week 10: Wrap-Up networking event with all mentors and students in the program
  • Mentor meetings will take place virtually
  • More details can be found on this page

Application Criteria:

  • Undergraduate student at UW Seattle
  • Must have completed 3 quarters at UW or transferred to UW with the equivalent credits
  • Must be available during the designated quarter on Tuesdays or Wednesdays from 3:30-7:00pm

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Experience Information

Sponsor:Career & Internship Center
Website:careers.uw.edu/industry-mentorship-programs
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