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Mentorship opportunities

Whether you are an established alum with experience and guidance to offer as a mentor, or a learning professional who is just starting or changing your career, there are many advantages to building your Dal network.

Engaging your Dal connections

While the Dal Alumni Link program has wrapped up, we invite you to discover the many ways you can benefit from mentorship opportunities and alumni engagement. Explore how you can get involved and build meaningful connections with the Dal community.

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Unlocking the value of mentorship and networking

Open the door to personal and professional growth by connecting with others in the Dal community. You can build meaningful relationships, share knowledge, and gain fresh perspectives to support your career or community leadership goals.

  • Share your passion and knowledge while honing your leadership skills. 

  • Enhance your interpersonal and communication skills. 

  • Learn from a new perspective while connecting with the Dal community.

  • Gain valuable insights to strengthen your career journey.

Programs and events

Faculty of Law Weldon Mentorship Program

The Weldon Mentorship Program provides students and recent grads with an opportunity to gain valuable insight into the legal profession through ´Ç²Ô±ð-´Ç²Ô-´Ç²Ô±ðÌýmeetings with alumni. It's an opportunity to give back to Schulich Law in a meaningful way, while helping to shape the next generation of legal professionals.

Learn more
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Faculty of Medicine Micro Mentorship Program

Co-created by the Faculty of Medicine Alumni Office and Student Affairs, this mentorship program is a fantastic way for students to connect with MD alumni in a one-on-one conversation. Students and new alumni can receive advice while growing their professional network. Experienced physicians can gain insights from newer grads and build meaningful professional relationships.

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More opportunities in the faculties

Faculties host events that bring alumni, students, faculty and community members together to learn about the latest research, network, and collaborate. Discover how your faculty is connecting its alumni.

Connect with your faculty
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Networking events

Attending alumni events provides valuable professional and personal development opportunities. With events happening year-round on campus, in communities and online, discover offerings near you!

Explore event opportunities
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Other ways to share your experience

Alumni spotlights

Share your story with fellow alumni and the Dal community! Whether you’ve taken a unique career path, overcome challenges, or have leadership advice to inspire others, we’d love to hear from you. Your story could be featured in alumni news or Dal Magazine.

Email us at alumni@dal.ca

Class notes

Submit a class note with advice for alumni or updates on your career journey. 

Class note submissions

Speaking opportunities

There are various opportunities to share your knowledge and experience as a guest speaker at a university event. You can nominate yourself to join your faculty as a guest lecturer, share your professional insights at a discussion panel, or headline a signature ÑÇÖÞ91ÊÓƵ event!

Get started: email volunteer@dal.ca

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Questions?

If you would like to learn more about mentorship opportunities, please reach out to us.

Email: volunteer@dal.ca