As a volunteer, you can support the career exploration and professional journeys of students and alumni.
As a volunteer, you can support the career exploration and professional journeys of students and alumni.
We are stronger together. And with our community of volunteers, we're making our network even stronger. Our career and mentoring volunteers from a variety of fields and industries are helping support the career exploration and professional journeys of current Brown students, recent graduates, and alumni.
Interested in becoming a career volunteer or mentor?
Learn how to get started by contacting alumnicareers@brown.edu.
BrownConnect allows students to connect with alumni for internship and research opportunities, career advice, mentorship, and networking. Make sure your profile is up to date so that students and alumni can find you in a search, and learn more about the alumni-to-alumni networking features.
Post an internship in BrownConnect to tap into the Brown student talent pool to give your projects a boost and get to know today's students.
From October through May, the Women's Launch Pad mentoring program helps Brown senior class women prepare for life beyond Brown by pairing them with Brown alumnae in a mentor/mentee relationship.
Through the Brown University Veterans Alumni Council (BUVAC) Mentoring Program, veteran alumni can help student veterans navigate their journey from military to student and civilian by mentoring on topics such as broadening their networks, learning about post-graduation military experience, and how to navigate their chosen careers.
Help current students by partnering with the Center for Career Exploration, Brown's on-campus career office. Participate in one event or with ongoing career-related activities; either way, you can make a big difference in students' career development.
Serve as a conference panelist or participate in a networking session for a unique opportunity to help students expand their networks and explore industry pathways. Learn more.
Engage in career-related discussions and offer your sage advice by joining the 19,000+ members in the Brown Alumni Association's group on LinkedIn. The Brown affiliations of group members are verified by Brown staff.
Make yourself discoverable to other alumni, staff, and students. You could get an opportunity to serve as an industry expert on your subject matter, connect with future interns to enhance the student experience, and more.