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!

Request a Student Mentor

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

Please note: This program is intended for IABC student members only. If you are a working professional looking for a mentor, please contact your local chapter president.

* = required field

Contact Information

* Name:

* College / University:

* Expected date of graduation:

Degree program:

Location (city, state/province, country):

* E-mail address:

* Phone number:

IABC chapter:

Interests

Please indicate the top three area(s)/job functions that most interest you:

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 the top three industries in which you are interested in working:

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	Utility
Environmental services	Other (please state):
Finance / banking

Miscellaneous

Please describe your ideal mentor:

I am willing to have a virtual mentor.
Check this box if you would feel comfortable being mentored through phone and email interactions, rather than 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 mentor. What languages do you speak? Are you a member of any other organizations (e.g. WIC, fraternity/sorority)? Are there particular careers or companies you are interested in? Do you have a hobby? Etc.

You can also use this space to indicate if you want a mentor from somewhere other than your current location (for instance, you might be planning to move to New York City after graduation and would prefer a mentor who lives in the city over someone unfamiliar with the city's professional and economic climate).