Thank you for your interest in becoming a mentor for UB's Professional Development Institute. We accept applications from UB alumni, staff and faculty. After you complete this application, you can opt to send your resume as well to pdi@ubalt.edu (required for those applicants not currently working at UB).

(Note: Bachelor’s degree is required to be a PDI Mentor)

If you have any questions, please e-mail pdi@ubalt.edu or contact the Career and Professional Development Center at 410.837.5440.

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* 1. Today's date

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Our mentoring program includes a on-campus orientation for all new mentors with several facilitators covering crucial information to enhance your effectiveness. The orientation sessions will be held day and evening for your convenience. Inability to attend training does not exclude you from applying. We will contact you to discuss potential alternatives.

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* 2. Name

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* 3. UB Affiliation (employee or alumni status required)

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* 4. Briefly describe your current position:

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* 5. Briefly describe reasons you want to be a PDI Mentor:

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* 6. What information about you would help us match you with a student mentee?

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* 7. How many students would you like to mentor at any given time? (NOTE: We recommend taking on more than one as it is possible a student may not participate at the level expected.)

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* 8. Enter information for your preferred method(s) of contact (phone numbers, emails, etc.)

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* 9. Education and Professional Certifications (Please note: Bachelor’s degree is required to be a PDI Mentor):

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* 10. Professional involvement/memberships held (last 6 years):

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* 11. Career highlights (last 6 years):

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* 12. What areas of expertise or training do you have that we might not know about? (Ex.: One of our mentors is a graphic designer pursuing an MFA; another mentor is a law school student; etc.) This information will be compiled in our Mentor Resource Manual so that other mentors can refer their students to you about specific areas of interest they may have.

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