The Pitt-Greensburg Mentoring Network connects students and graduates with successful Pitt-Greensburg alumni in their field.
Students
Why be a mentee? As a mentee, you will receive helpful support and guidance in navigating your career path. Our alumni mentors are ready to help you with the experiences and resources that helped make them successful.
Get started today! To begin the process of being matched with an alumni mentor, please follow these steps:
- Review the Mentoring Network Guidelines.
- Register on Pitt-Greensburg's College Central Network (CCN) portal. Once your profile is approved, you will be able to search for university-approved alumni mentors.
Note: If you are a student under the age of 18, or a Mentor who learns of a Mentee under the age of 18, please contact the appropriate office to discuss University policies and procedures. Mentors – please contact Alumni Relations; Mentees – please contact Career Services.
The University makes no representations or warranties as to the conduct of its alumni. The mentor/mentee agrees that he/she bears all risks associated with the use of any information on the Pitt-Greensburg Mentoring Network/College Central Network (CCN) website and any other interactions with mentor/mentee through the Pitt-Greensburg Mentoring Network/College Central Network (CCN) website. The University of Pittsburgh expressly denies liability for the conduct of individuals working in the Network.
Alumni
Why be a mentor? A beneficial mentoring relationship fosters engagement between a professional and student/graduate. The mentee can learn, ask questions, and gain valuable insight. Essential aspects to positive communications include:
- relay of knowledge
- increased understanding
- inspiration
- guidance
Mentor-mentee relationships must also uphold certain ethical behavior to maintain respectful communication. The goal of the Mentor-Mentee relationship is to foster a successful interaction.
How does the Pitt-Greensburg Mentoring Network work? Mentors enroll on College Central Network (CCN). Once approved, mentors can search for or be contacted by mentees through the network. The Mentor-Mentee relationship connects participants online on CCN for Pitt Greensburg.
When matched with identified mentees, we encourage you to research your match prior to engaging in any mentoring. This way, you can confirm the match will further your professional goals and objective. By engaging in the mentor/mentee relationship, you agree to comply with the guidelines established by the offices of Career Services and Alumni Relations.
If you are a Mentor who learns of a Mentee under the age of 18, please contact the appropriate office to discuss University policies and procedures. Mentors – Please contact Alumni Relations/Mentees – Please contact Career Services.
You will not be approved as a mentor in the Pitt-Greensburg Mentoring Network until you complete the following steps:
- Review the Mentoring Network Guidelines.
- Review the Title IX brochure for Alumni/Mentors 2018-2019.
- Verify that you have read and agree to the Mentoring Guidelines and university policies.
- Register on Pitt-Greensburg's College Central Network (CCN) portal. Complete the Career Mentoring Network profile on the left-hand-side of the CCN dashboard.
Note: If you are a student under the age of 18, or a Mentor who learns of a Mentee under the age of 18, please contact the appropriate office to discuss University policies and procedures. Mentors – please contact Alumni Relations; Mentees – please contact Career Services.
The University makes no representations or warranties as to the conduct of its alumni. The mentor/mentee agrees that he/she bears all risks associated with the use of any information on the Pitt-Greensburg Mentoring Network/College Central Network (CCN) website and any other interactions with mentor/mentee through the Pitt-Greensburg Mentoring Network/College Central Network (CCN) website. The University of Pittsburgh expressly denies liability for the conduct of individuals working in the Network.