Ways to Volunteer

Career Services

Have you considered mentoring a Mount Holyoke student? Mentoring provides critical real-world information, networking contacts, and personal support to students as they begin thinking about how to build a career. As a mentor, you can make a critical difference to a talented young student deciding on a career direction or taking her first steps into the professional world.

Mentoring responsibilities can range from answering questions by e-mail to participating in on-campus career panels to arranging for worksite visits. You decide your level of involvement. For more information on how to volunteer to be a mentor, please contact Cori Ashworth, alumnae career and professional consultant for the Alumnae Association.

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Success is born out of constancy of purpose.
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Analisa L. Balares ’99, Weissman Center for Leadership and the Liberal Arts, dedication ceremony remarks, 1999