Implement an alumni mentoring program appropriate for your institution.
Student mentoring programs remain the best way to reconnect your alumni and engage them in the advancement process. However, developing effective alumni mentoring programs can be a challenging process that requires a careful balance of interested students and alums along with close facilitation of the mentoring relationship.
Join Academic Impressions in this archived webcast to learn how to establish, maintain, and assess an effective alumni mentoring program appropriate for your institution, including:
Alumni relations and career services professionals will learn how to develop an alumni mentoring program that engages alumni and prepares students for their future career paths.
"I believe this webcast speaks to a wide audience - private and public institutions, schools with programs, and others who are looking to start initiatives. I'm confident that all attendees walked away with fresh ideas and perspectives."
-Lauren Carrescia, Assistant Director, Affinity Programs, New York University
"This webcast offers inspiring information on how to engage alumni, assist students in career development, and collaborate with other departments."
-Stacey Pickering, Officer, Alumni Relations, University of Northern British Columbia
Develop an alumni mentoring program that engages alumni and prepares students for their future career paths.
In addition to mentorship development, Vicki presents on a wide range of career development topics including effective networking, long-distance volunteer management, college-to-work transitions, and recommendation requests. She oversees all of Scripps' career services offerings, including the college's bridge program, life-connections program, career counseling process, and assessment testing. Before arriving at Scripps, Vicki served as the assistant director of the alumni sharing knowledge program at DePaul University, managing more than 900 alumni volunteers in career mentoring nationally and partnering with select universities across the country to develop mentoring services. She hosted and served on the planning committee for the 2008 Peer Connections Conference for the Alumni Career Services Network.
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