Upcoming Events
What's Beyond the Application? Life After Transferring From Community College
The transfer process doesn’t end once applications are submitted. For many students, the biggest questions begin after the decision is made. This conversation will focus on the parts of the transfer experience that aren’t always talked about, but still matter deeply to students. Through an open discussion and student Q&A, participants will gain insight, reassurance, and a lived perspective on how to prepare for the transition and feel more confident about what lies beyond the application.
Student Open House
Join The Mentoring Project for a virtual Open House designed for college students who are interested in learning how mentorship can support their academic and career goals.
Students will have the opportunity to meet our team, learn how to get matched with a mentor, and ask questions in a welcoming, low‑pressure environment.
This is a drop‑in event, so you’re welcome to join at any point—but registration is required to attend.
Whether you’re just starting to think about mentorship or ready to take the next step, we invite you to stop by and learn mor
Preparing for Careers: Interviews, Internships, and the Power of Mentorship
Internships are one of the most powerful tools students can use to prepare for life after college—but only when they’re approached with intention and support. Industry mentors will share why internships matter, how students can prepare for and succeed in internship interviews, and how to use internship experiences to build confidence, skills, and long-term career momentum. Mentors will also highlight the role mentorship plays in helping students navigate opportunities, strengthen professional networks, and feel supported as they move toward their goals. Students will gain practical strategies for turning internships into career-launching experiences—and learn how connecting with a mentor can help them take the next step with clarity and confidence.
What Does a Career With AI Look Like For You?
Want to know how AI actually shows up in internships, class projects, and entry‑level jobs? Join professionals from marketing, product management, and HR as they share real examples, demystify AI skills employers care about, and show you how to start building experience now. You’ll leave with practical tips, project ideas, and a clear action plan to boost your resume.
Getting Hired: What Really Matters in Technical Interviews Today
Technical interviews are changing—fast. This session clarifies what employers actually value today (and what they don’t), how AI is and isn’t affecting hiring, and how to prepare without overpaying for courses. Students will practice thinking aloud, collaborate on a sample problem, and leave with a clear prep plan. Mentors will underscore how mentorship accelerates interview readiness, confidence, and access.
How to Build a Career in Healthcare Without Going Bankrupt
The path to healthcare can be costly and confusing. This session helps pre‑health students build a financially sustainable plan—from selecting programs and gaining clinical experience to understanding which costs matter most. Students will hear real-world strategies to minimize debt, build competitive applications affordably, and leverage mentorship to make smart choices at each step.
Beyond the Blueprint: Career Paths in Engineering
Engineering offers countless opportunities beyond the traditional roles students often imagine. This session will help participants uncover diverse career paths within engineering, understand the skills needed to pursue these journeys, and learn how to align personal interests with professional goals.
Mentors will share their journeys, lessons learned, and practical advice — followed by a live Q&A with students.
AI in Action: Ethics, Impact, and Opportunities
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries and changing the way people work. This session will explore how AI is used across different sectors, the ethical and environmental implications of this technology, and practical ways students can develop AI-related skills responsibly.
This session includes mentor insights, real‑world examples, and a live Q&A where students can ask questions and engage directly with professionals.
AI Tools You Can Use Right Now
Please join this virtual event to explore in-demand AI skills, learn practical tools for your career, and connect with mentors working in AI-powered fields.
Chat With a Mentor Featuring Tracey Lovejoy
Our new “Chat With a Mentor” series kicks off with Tracey Lovejoy — trained social scientist, executive coach, and expert in helping people find clarity and direction in their careers.
Hosted by The Mentoring Project, this interactive session helps students connect with mentors, explore new perspectives on their goals, and learn strategies for navigating transitions with confidence.
Chat With a Mentor Featuring Michelle Terry
This event is part of our Chat With a Mentor Series. It is hosted virtually and free to all college students.
Dr. Terry is a Pediatrician at Seattle Children’s Hospital and a Professor at the UW School of Medicine, and she brings a deeply student-centered approach to mentorship. She believes “each person has a unique blend of talents, aspirations, and achievements. By nurturing growth and adaptability, individuals can successfully navigate their life paths.”
If you’re curious about medicine or mapping out your pre-med path, this small-group session is the perfect space to ask questions and learn from her experience.
How AI is Changing Careers
Please join this virtual panel and Q+A to explore in-demand AI skills, learn practical tools for your career, and connect with mentors working in AI-powered fields.
