Mentorship Program Application Form

Each year, Physics students from third and fourth year are encouraged to take part in this alumni-student mentorship program. This program connects students with a Physics alumnus, faculty member, or post-doc/graduate student who wants to share their insight and experience.

Do not miss this tremendous opportunity! The advice and help of a mentor can be of great benefit as students prepare to make their way in the working world or graduate studies. Mentors, likewise, can get to know current students, reconnect with professors and learn about research conducted by the Department today.

Note:
The Physics Mentorship Program is not a job placement service and student agree not to solicit employment from mentors.

Last name

First Name

Pronoun (He, She or They)

Email Address

Confirm Email Address

Phone Number

(no spaces or dashes)

Student Number

Program of Study

Physics Specialist, Major, Math and Physics Specialist, Astronomy and Astrophysics Specialist

Are you in 3rd or 4th year?

(This program in only open to students who will be in 3rd or 4th year in September 2021).

3rd year

4th year

Why do you want to be part of the Mentorship Program?

What concerns or issues do you have about your career?

What are three specific things you want to learn from your mentor?

Are you interested in going into:

1. Academia

2. Industry

3. Not Sure

What type of physics are you interested in? Please be a specific as possible.

(i.e. condensed matter, quantum optics, high energy, not sure).

What type of guidance or advice would you like to receive?

(i.e. career, job searches, resumes, grad school applications)

We do our best to make a good match between our mentees and mentors. Who would you like your mentor to be?

1. An active professor

2. Graduate student or post doctoral fellow

3. Someone working in private industry

4. Not sure

What is your gender preference for your assigned mentor?

1. Male

2. Female

3. Any

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