Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) Career Network

LOOKING FOR A CAREER MENTOR?

In the Prescott College Alumni Sharing Knowledge Career Mentor Program, a mentor is someone to assist you as you make career-related decisions. You may consider having a mentor for the following reasons:

• Receive relevant, firsthand information about a particular career field
• Explore unknown career paths
• Begin to develop a network of contacts in a particular field
• Determine how a specific career may match your interests, lifestyle and future plans

The primary purpose of this program is to build relationships between Prescott College Alumni and students through the sharing of career insights and accomplishments.

ASK mentees will be required to fill out contact information and a brief questionnaire.  In order to view the ASK Mentor biographies, please visit the following link:

http://ASKPCMentors.kintera.org/

PC ASK Program Criteria:

• Current students must be enrolled at least half-time in a degree seeking program
• Current students must have completed at least one term at Prescott College
• Current students must be in "good standing" with the College. Students on academic or non-academic probation are not eligible to participate in the PC ASK Career Mentor Program
• Alumni are encouraged to utilize this program for career networking

The Prescott College ASK Career Network is not to be used for business solicitation purposes nor is it to be used as a network for job placement. Any user who misuses ASK will be banned from participating in the program.

Contact:  Marie Smith, Office of Alumni Relations

alumni@prescott.edu

Alder Building, #208