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The Expert mentor, also known as Career mentor, can be someone from student affairs or careerservices. They may also be a professor, teacher’s assistant, or professional the student interacted with through a job or internship.
They provide students with the opportunity to learn about and engage with their campus community. They are also a great way for students to broaden their social circle, making connections with fellow students and staff. These events help students get involved in campus life and foster a sense of belonging from day one.
Graduate studentcareerservices might be of particular interest to grad students who have developed experience while looking beyond faculty roles themselves. and postdocs explore and enter a diverse range of careers. Staff members also provide pre-professional advising.
Part of this comes from approximately 94% of Villanova students being accepted into internships. Anyone can see these successes for themselves since the private Roman Catholic research institution shares what their alumni are actually saying and experiencing online. Villanova typically encourages employers to pay interns.
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