THE MCGILL MENTOR PROGRAM

Welcome to the McGill Mentor Program, a joint initiative of University Advancement (UA) and the McGill Career Planning Service (CaPS).

Would you like to volunteer to be a mentor to a current McGill student in order to help him or her reach their career goals? The McGill Mentor Program, in existence for over 15 years, has matched hundreds of McGill alumni with students. Mentors have helped students in their search for advice, direction and a glimpse of reality in regards to what their futures might have in store. Meetings between mentor and mentee are as flexible as the participants desire them to be: they can occur as often as is convenient to both and range from casual exchanges to formal meetings to email exchanges to telephone calls. So you don’t have to live in Montreal to be a mentor. Whether you just graduated last year or 50 years ago, please consider helping a McGill student.

To view the detailed Guide for Mentors, click here.

If you have any questions, please feel free to send an email to mentor.caps@mcgill.ca

We hope you will decide to give the benefit of your real-world experience to a McGill student or students.

When you are ready to apply, please fill out and submit our online Mentor Application Form (see below). Note that the fields in red are mandatory. Within two weeks, the information that you give in the sections below marked "Visible to students" will be put into an on-line Mentor Program database that students can access. You will be contacted should a suitable match with a student be made.

The information you provide is only used for the purposes of sending communications on behalf of McGill's University Advancement Office.
Please read McGill's Privacy Policy if you wish to learn about how the University protects and uses your information.


 
 
Personal Information
First Name:
Middle Name:
Last Name:
Gender:  Male
 Female
 Other/Undisclosed
Preferred E-Mail Address:
 
 
Business Address
Note to international applicants:
Choose "none" from the province/state dropdown menu and enter your state, territory or region in the "Street Name and Number" field if you live outside North America.
 
Street Name and Number:
Postal Code:
City:
Prov./State:
Country:
Business Telephone: - -  ext.
Company Website:
LinkedIn:
 
 
Home Address
Street Name and Number:
Postal Code:
City:
Prov./State:
Country:
Preferred Telephone: - -  ext.
 
 
Your Profile
Last McGill degree:
  Visible to students
Department:
Year of graduation (four digits):
Current employment title:   Visible to students
Current employer:
Industry:   Visible to students
Employment status: Retired    Self-Employed    Employed    Student
Briefly describe your current responsibilities
(max. 300 characters):
  Visible to students
Please list any other experiences that you
feel may be useful in your role as a mentor.
(eg. I have worked in the following fields.. or, I have travelled extensively in..)
(max. 300 characters):
  Visible to students
Once you have been matched, what are your preferred modes of communication to be used when mentoring the student
(please check all that apply)? 		 Phone
 Email
 Virtual
What is the best time to reach you?
What is the maximum number of students
that you would be willing to mentor at once?:
Would you be willing to mentor a student in a language other than english?
If so, which?:
The McGill University Mentor Program is committed to diversity.
 
*Students from underrepresented groups or minorities may prefer to be matched with someone who has expressed an interest in mentoring such a participant.
 
If you would like to identify or be affiliated with a specific group such as, but not limited to, Women, persons with disabilities, a geographic location such as Hong Kong, a visible minority, LGBTQ, North American Aboriginal, etc., please indicate it below in the space provided.
Diversity Affiliations:
  Visible to students
Comments/Information for the Mentor Program Coordinator:
 
Please check the information above. Once you have verified that it is correct, click the submit button below.