Executives on Campus at Baruch College

Short-Term Commitment Programs

Fall 2024 Mentor for a Morning Applications will open late September

Mentor for a Morning/Mentor for an Evening

Mentor for a Morning/Mentor for an Evening is a speed-networking event for currently enrolled students from Marxe School of Public and International Affairs and Weissman School of Arts and Sciences and Zicklin School of Business hosted by Executives on Campus. In this highly competitive program, professionals from a variety of industries will be in attendance to mentor students in a one-on-one, 45-minute session exploring networking skills, industry trends, emerging fields and other career-related topics. This program is an excellent opportunity to network with executives and top managers from companies and organizations in and around New York City.

Mentor for a Morning/Mentor for an Evening consists of open networking as well as two 45-minute individual mentoring sessions (students are able to choose which session(s) they would like to attend). One session per student. 

Students may not skip class to attend this event.

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Virtual Mentoring Week 

Virtual Mentoring Week is an opportunity for Baruch students (undergraduate and graduate students from all three Baruch schools: Zicklin School of Business, Weissman School of Arts & Sciences, and Marxe School of Public and International Affairs) to benefit from speaking with an executive in their field of interest such as non-profit, government, communications, marketing, finance, accounting, CIS, etc.

Mentors will meet with students in a virtual setting for up to a 1-hour individual mentoring session(s) targeting career-related topics including, but not limited to:

  • Networking
  • Industry trends
  • transitioning from a student to professional

The Virtual Mentoring Week will:

  • Allow students to have one-on-one open interaction with senior executives in a virtual setting
  • Provide a vehicle for transferring technical as well as formal and informal industry-related and career-focused knowledge
  • Help students improve their communication skills through career-focused dialogue

Classroom Presentations
Faculty members invite EOC volunteers to participate in classroom activities. Please contact Program Director, Kimberly Chu at  kimberly.chu@baruch.cuny.edu for more information.