Current Rider Student & Graduate Student Application

The GBLC Mentoring Program is open to current Rider students in their sophomore, junior and senior years who are committed to forging strong, reciprocal relationships. If you are a new student, please fill out the First-Year Student Application.

Program requirements

Sophomore year - assigned a peer mentor
Junior & Senior year – assigned an external mentor & become peer mentor to incoming cohort
Lead trainings, when appropriate, for incoming cohort
Attend six monthly workshops/seminar
Meet with external mentor six times over the academic year; two face-to-face visits
May also take on additional leadership roles within the council, such as student president, social media director, alumni liaison or communications director
Maintain a 3.0 GPA

Application

Contact Information

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Bronc ID or Class Year

E-mail

Daytime Phone

Campus or Home Address

Address

City

State

Zip Code

Current Rider Students

Expected Graduate Date

Major

Upload Your Resume

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Please attach your resume and any additional experience you wish to share.

Interests

What industry are you most interested in?

List your favorite hobbies or passions

What else would it be helpful for your mentor to know about you?

Short Answer

Briefly summarize your educational and career goals.

What specific skills/knowledge do you hope to gain from your participation in the Rider Leadership Council mentoring program?

What would you like to achieve with your mentor?

What is your greatest strength and your greatest weakness?

In the attributes listed below, I would rate myself predominantly:

Mentor Relationship and Scheduling

What type of relationship would you like to have with a mentor?

How often would you like to connect with your mentor?

For campus event planning, what are your free periods and/or evening classes?

How do you best communicate (e.g. skype, email, text, phone)

E-mail

Phone

Skype

In Person

Are you willing or able to travel to meet with your mentor?

(i.e. NYC or Philly)

Please specify

Which of the following aspects of mentoring most interests you?

Receiving career advice, support and guidance

Receiving general life and soft skills support

Sponsorship and/or long term relationship with mentor

Moral support and encouragement

Engaging in a supportive protégé community

Attending workshops that would give me useful tools

From 1 to 5 please select aspects of mentoring most interesting to you. 1 being strongly interested and 5 being not interested.

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