
Student Information
Student Mentorship Application
What's in it for me?
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A professional mentor who works in the industry in which you're interested.
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Invaluable insights into today's job market including tips on networking, interviewing, writing your resume, and making ethical decisions.
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Information on how to find harmony between your work and personal life.
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Discussions about what growth mindset is and why it's important for your career.
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Career development events that help to strengthen your professional skills.
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This is a tremendous opportunity to gain confidence and skills that will help you succeed in your chosen field post-graduation.
Student Testimonials for BUAD 3300
More Info
A professional alumnus or business community member who has volunteered their time and expertise to help you develop your career. You will meet with your mentor four times during the semester you are enrolled in BUAD 3300. Together, you will talk about what to expect when you enter the professional world, how to network and put your best foot forward, how to craft a stand-out résumé, and what to expect in the "real world" of your particular industry. We encourage mentors to impart their own experiences in developing a meaningful relationship and deepening the mentorship process.
The R.O.A.R. Mentorship Program is the third course in our R.O.A.R. Program, it is also known as BUAD 3300. This program is a one-credit course that is required for graduation from the College of Business. In addition to meeting with your mentor there will be coursework for you to complete during the semester to help you transition from college to your professional career.
In order to enroll in BUAD 3300 you will need to complete the prerequisite courses and have approval from our Assistant Dean for External Relations, Dr. Meghan Stidd. Please see your advisor or contact us at cobplace@uccs.edu for more information about enrolling in BUAD 3300
Questions?
For more information on the program, please contact Katie Burns of the College of Business at 719-255-5174 or kburns@uccs.edu.