College and University Partnership Opportunities

Partnership Benefits

All participating campuses will receive the same benefits, outlined as below:

Accessibility for all students, postdocs, and early career faculty to take advantage of the MentorNet program at no cost to the individual participant
High quality services to protégés and mentors, including timely and personalized online coaching and facilitation, enhancing the likelihood of satisfactory e-mentoring experiences
A large pool of engineering and science professionals from hundreds of corporations, organizations and government labs as potential mentors for students
A state-of-the-art matching program, matching protégés with mentors across the US and internationally, based on both their backgrounds and expressed preferences
Specific benefits in the areas of Program Support, Reports and Evaluation Services, and Recognition and Public Relations as follows:

Program Support

Posters and brochures to assist protégé and mentor recruitment upon request
Recruiting materials available on the MentorNet web site
No limit on numbers of protégés participating
Option for multiple campus representatives (with one designated primary contact)

Reports and Evaluation Services

Online, up-to-the-minute reports on participating protégés, including information about their match status and their mentors such as employer, position, and location (See Demo of Partners Resource Center)
Online access to campus specific evaluation results Recognition and Public Relations
A draft press release for distribution from your campus
Recognition on our web site and in other publications and materials

Fees

MentorNet is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization and is supported by our partnership fees. If You wish to join our 108 colleges and universities in partnering with MentorNet please contact Raymond M. Rose, Director of Programs and Partnerships at 408.296.4405 ext 11 or rrose@mentornet.net