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The Executives on Campus [EOC] program at Baruch College connects undergraduate and graduate students with executive mentors who guide and develop their networking, interviewing, and other essential business etiquette skills to make Baruch students competitive in today’s job market.
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Mentoring Programs
Academic Year-Long Mentoring Program
The Academic Year-Long Mentoring Program is EOC’s cornerstone initiative. This program serves juniors and graduate students from all three Baruch Schools: the Marxe School of Public and International Affairs, the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences, and the Zicklin School of Business. The Academic Year-Long Program helps mentees define and achieve their career goals by providing mentors to support, counsel, and serve as role models for the mentees. The Academic Year-Long Program runs from September through May of the academic year.
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Zicklin Undergraduate Honors Program
The Zick Undergraduate Honors Program [ZUHP] features an advanced multidisciplinary curriculum aimed at the brightest students in the Zicklin School of Business. Serving students of all majors, ZUHP strives to develop exceptional critical thinking and communication skills and to produce polished professionals who are well positioned to compete in today’s complex business world. A key feature of ZUHP is its partnership with EOC to provide mentoring for these students. The program commitment is 3-4 semesters. Mentors and mentees must dedicate at least one hour per month for in-person meetings.
Mentor for a Morning/Evening
Our speed mentoring sessions give students a chance to speak with a seasoned executive in their field of interest. As with the Year-Long Mentoring Programs, many of these meetings turn into lifetime relationships. Mentor for a Morning and Mentor for an Evening serve all Baruch students from all three schools. Mentor for an Evening is held once a semester and Mentor for a Morning is held in the spring.
Classroom Presentations
Faculty members invite EOC volunteers to participate in classroom activities.