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Albers Mentor Program Accounting Mentor Program

Albers Mentor Program Accounting Mentor Program MSBL Mentor Program Student Orientation Albers School of Business & Economics Fall 2019. To provide a rich and rewarding opportunity to learn from successful Puget Sound executives, top business leaders and seasoned managers

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Albers Mentor Program Accounting Mentor Program

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  1. Albers Mentor ProgramAccounting Mentor Program MSBL Mentor ProgramStudent OrientationAlbers School of Business & EconomicsFall 2019

  2. To provide a rich and rewarding opportunity to learn from successful Puget Sound executives, top business leaders and seasoned managers Serve as a bridge from education to real world Listening ear, wisdom, source of support in your career journey Albers Mentor Program: 30 years Accounting Mentor Program: 17 years MSBL Mentor Program: 2 years Purpose

  3. Mentorship Definition • Mentorship is an intentional relationship between a student and someone with more experience or access to skills/resources providing: • Encouragement • Neutral listening presence • Challenge & coaching • Wisdom & knowledge • Growth • Discernment & reflection

  4. Objectives

  5. **Can only join 1 program** Explanation of Programs

  6. Graduating early? Must stay with program until June Studying abroad? Talk to APC or Acct dept Commitment October June

  7. Commitment

  8. Timeline

  9. Choosing a Mentor Don’t judge a book by its company or industry

  10. Group Dynamics

  11. Elements for Success THIS IS NOT A JOB PLACEMENT ACTIVITY

  12. What you get out of this depends onwhat you put into this Formula for Success

  13. Reach out for help Selecting mentor preferences Issues with mentor Issues with group members Challenges with scheduling Lack of communication from mentor or group members Need activity ideas Schedule/Circumstances require you to withdraw **Feeling uncomfortable** Great experiences too! Albers: Pigott 331; 206.296.5687;spauldi1@seattleu.edu Acct: Pigott 515;206.296.5723;medeirj@seattleu.edu MSBL: Pigott404; 206.296.2231;hanoldm@seattleu.edu Troubleshooting

  14. Mentor Fair Sponsored by:

  15. Tell me about your company & current position How have you navigated your career? What have you enjoyed most about your career? What has challenged you? What topics do you want to focus on in mentoring students? What is your mentoring style? Why did you choose to join this program? What do you expect from your mentees? Sample Questions for Mentors

  16. Steps to Join the Program

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