Be a mentor

Help nurture the development of an upper-level UBC student (in their third or fourth year of study) by acting as their mentor. You'll provide them with valuable insight on how to build a successful career and leadership skills - and they, in turn, will use that knowledge to mentor a student in their first or second year of study.

Benefits of being a mentor

  • Offer students support and inspiration
  • Build your professional network
  • Improve your communication and leadership skills
  • Develop or maintain your UBC connections
  • Contribute to the future of your industry by assisting the next generation of leaders

To participate as a mentor

  1. Take our "Is mentoring right for you?" quiz.
  2. Get tips on being an effective mentor by downloading our Mentoring Orientation Guidebook (224KB PDF).
  3. Review the following list of faculty and department mentoring programs and contact the program coordinator for more information.
Arts Programs For the following students For the following mentors Program coordinator
Arts and Social Sciences Mentoring Program Anthropology, Asian Studies, Economics, English, Geography, Political Science, Psychology or Sociology students Arts alumni from any of the departments to the left Bonita Perko
604-827-3618
arts.mentoring@ubc.ca
Film Film Production undergraduates UBC Film Production alumni working in the industry Sidney Chiu
sidney@ubcfilmalumni.org

Rachel Talalay
rtalalay@gmail.com
Music Mentorship Program School of Music undergraduates Music professionals and School of Music alumni Laurie Townsend laurie.townsend@ubc.ca
Science Programs For the following students For the following mentors Program coordinator
Science Mentoring Program Undergraduate students from Life Sciences and/or with an interest in research. Medical researchers, UBC alumni, graduate students, teachers, and other industry/faculty members Tannis Peterson
mentoring@science.ubc.ca
Computer Science Tri-Mentoring Program Computer Science undergraduates and graduates Industry/faculty members with a Computer Science background who are working in the field Michele Ng
mng@cs.ubc.ca
Other Mentoring Programs For the following students For the following mentors Program coordinator
Engineering Mentoring Program Engineering undergraduates and graduates Engineers in industry or academia Emily Wyatt
emily.wyatt@ubc.ca
Forestry Mentoring Program Forest Sciences, Natural Resources Conservation, Wood Products Processing, Forest Resources Management, and Forest Operations students UBC Forestry alumni Geoffrey Anderson
geoffrey.anderson@ubc.ca
Golden Key International, UBC chapter Students in the Golden Key International Honour Society (members and new inductees) Golden Key International alumni or honourary members and other local professionals Raman Sandhu
trimentoring@ubcgoldenkey.org
Kinesiology Mentorship Program School of Kinesiology students Kinesiology, Human Kinetics, Recreation & Physical Education alumni Jackie Hoffmann
kin.alumni@ubc.ca
jackie.hoffmann@ubc.ca
Land and Food Systems Tri-Mentoring Program Students in dietetics, Nutritional Sciences, Food Science, Global Resources Systems, Human Ecology, Animal Science, Resource Economics, Soil and Environment, and Food Market Analysis Professionals in fields related to Land and Food Systems

Mona Lee
604.827.5312
mona.lee@ubc.ca

Aboriginal Mentoring Mentoring program for Aboriginal students (all levels, all faculties) Aboriginal mentors can be 3rd or 4th year students, graduate students or alumni Lesley Campbell
fnhlmentoring@exchange.ubc.ca

Other mentoring programs

If you're not eligible for the UBC Tri-Mentoring Programs, consider participating in one of the following mentoring programs:

Questions about Tri-Mentoring?

Jonathan Lowe, Career Educator
604.822.1432
jonathan.lowe@ubc.ca

Angela Pau

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angela.pau

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