Faculty-Student Engagement Opportunities:

Mentoring and Advising

Interested in any of these opportunities? Click on the acronym of the sponsoring department, included at the end of each opportunity, to get contact information and more details.

With Individuals
With Groups

With Individuals:

• Become a Public Service Fellowship advisor (PSC)
• Supervise an Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program [UROP] student (UAAP)
• Provide advice to a student seeking an international research experience or internship (MISTI)
• Be a freshman advisor (UAAP) or pre-health advisor (GECDC)
• Give informational interviews for students interested in specific career fields (GECDC)
• Provide students with guidance on applying to graduate school (GECDC)
• Mentor students regarding study abroad and other global opportunities (GECDC & UAAP)
• Support under-represented students in their quest for success through the Mentoring Advocate Partnership or the Laureates and Leaders Program (OME)
• Actively encourage students with class projects that have service potential to seek PSC support (PSC)
• As a departmental advisor, assist students in identifying and pursing appropriate academic and career paths (Academic Depts)

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With Groups:

• Offer advice through pre-health advising (GECDC)
• Work with Chapter through FSILG advising (FSILG)
• Become a Student Club or Team Advisor (EC)
• Encourage an athletic team as a Faculty Mentor (DAPER)
• Spend time in the spring with Freshman/Alumni Summer Internship Program [FASIP] students (GECDC)
• Advise student service groups (PSC)
• Offer a  Freshman Advising Seminar (UAAP)
• Join a Biomedical Mentoring Community (HST BioMatrix)
• Spur innovation and help communities worldwide as an IDEAS team mentor (PSC)
• Advise one of the many undergraduate and graduate student groups (SAO)
• Be a faculty advisor for a culture/theme house - Chocolate City, French, German, and Spanish House (RLP & UAAP)
• Help to create a sense of community by joining with students at the Latino Cultural Center, the Black Students Union, or the LBGT Rainbow Lounge (SAO)
• Pursue shared interests with student groups, clubs and teams (EC, PSC, SAO)

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