student connection

Student Mentors

The Student Mentoring Program matches students with professionals working in their field of interest to share career and industry insights... and have some fun, too!

Become a Student Mentor

As an IABC student mentor, you will have a hand in shaping tomorrow’s communicators. In volunteering your time for the program, you are committing to making yourself available at least four times over a period of six months to respond to your mentoree’s questions via e-mail, phone or face-to-face meetings.

Learn more about the mentoring program.

In order to best match you with a mentoring candidate, please answer the following questions.

* = required field

Contact Information

* Name:

Title:

Employer:

Location (city, state/province, country):

* E-mail address:

* Phone number:

Alma mater (college or university you attended):

IABC chapter (or region, if you’re a member-at-large):

Professional Information

Please select the top three areas that describe your current job function and past professional experience:

Community relations	Media relations
Corporate communication	Public affairs
Employee communication	Publications
Global communication	Public relations
Investor relations	Strategic planning
Issues management	Other (please state):
Marketing / branding

Please indicate up to three industries in which you have professional experience:

Advertising	Food / beverage
Aerospace	Government / military
Agriculture	Hi-tech
Association	Hotel / lodging
Automotive	Medical / healthcare
Chemical	Public relations
Consulting	Retail sales
Design	Telecommunication
Education	Transportation
Engineering	Travel / tourism
Entertainment	Utility
Environmental services	Other (please state):
Finance / banking

Miscellaneous

I am willing to be a virtual mentor.
Check this box if you would feel comfortable mentoring someone through phone or e-mail interactions, rather than in face-to-face meetings.

Use this space to tell us other things about yourself that you think might help us match you with the best student. Are you a member of any other professional organizations (e.g. WIC or AMA)? What languages do you speak? Do you have a hobby? Why do you want to be a mentor? etc.