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AREW hosting Mentor for a Morning - November 20

AREW and the AREW Charitable Fund are hosting a Baruch College Mentor for a Morning program November 20 from 8 a.m. - Noon. Mentor for a Morning is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students from Baruch schools - Zicklin School of Business, Weissman School of Arts & Sciences and School of Public Affairs - to benefit from speaking with an executive in their field of interest such as non-profit, government, communications, marketing, finance, accounting, CIS, etc. This program gives priority to students who do not have a mentor in one of EOC's long-term mentoring programs. The Mentor for a Morning program: * Allows students to have one-on-one open interaction with senior executives; * Provides a vehicle for transferring technical as well as formal and informal industry related and career focused knowledge; and * Helps students improve their communication skills through career focused dialogue. The morning of November 20 will start at 8 a.m. with a networking breakfast followed by the mentoring sessions beginning at 8:35 a.m. Mentors will meet with one student per each 40 minute session during the morning for a total of four mentoring sessions. Go Online to fill out a Mentor for a Morning application. The deadline for applications is November 2. A week before the event, we will send you topics for discussion and the resumes of the students you will be meeting. Please feel free to reach out to Karolina Novak-Choinska at Baruch with questions. She can be reached at [email protected] or at 646.660.6127 Thank you in advance for your participation!
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