PSEC is sponsoring a engineering mentor night at UW Bothell on Februrary 2, 2022 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm. Anyone interested in participating as a mentor should sign up by December 31, 2021 here:
Engineering Mentor Night gives students an opportunity to meet representatives from a wide spectrum of practices in the engineering profession. They learn about career paths in engineering, day-to-day work, internships, graduate education, professional advancement and more! No ongoing mentoring is expected of those attending this event.
This is the student’s opportunity to learn, ask questions, and expand their professional network! Please sign-up today! Feel free to forward to others you think would love to be a mentor.
Join this event to share your expertise and experience with engineering students from the University of Washington Bothell. This one night commitment is intended for the mentor to share their learnings and advice. Please join us April 1st from 7 pm to 9 pm. The event will consist of a number of small group break outs approximately 15 minutes long with 4-5 students.
Seattle University (SU) is hosting an engineering mentor night for their students on Tuesday, May 14th from 6 to 8 pm and they are particularly seeking mentors in Mechanical, Electrical, Computer and Civil Engineering. The event will be hosted in the SU Campion Ballroom.
The event will see the students rotate among tables with the mentors for discussions. To facilitate the discussions, mentors are asked to bring a sample of work (reports, photos, drawings, etc.) to help the students better understand what they might do in different disciplines of engineering.
Mentors will be sent final details, directions, campus map and parking passes a week prior to the event. Thank you for volunteering and giving your time and talent to encourage our next generation of engineers! For questions please contact Andrew Gall, the PSEC SU Mentor Night Volunteer Coordinator at: Andrew.Gall@PACCAR.com.
Our friends at Highline College are hosting our latest (and last of the program year) Mentor Night. If you are an engineering student there it is a good way to meet and network with local engineers. If you are a local engineer the PSEC is always looking for volunteer mentors to spend an evening with the next generation, describing what you do and giving advice.
The Highline event will be May 22nd from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
If you’d like to attend as a mentor, please register on our Eventbrite site and come ready to talk a bit about what you do and answer questions from eager students.
The event will be at the Student Union Building (Building #8). The address is
Our friends at Shoreline Community College have announced their engineering Mentor Night will be held on April 25th at 5:30 to 8:00. If you would like to spend some time answering questions for some engineering students please consider registering on their eventbrite registration page.
Natalie Salazar, a student at Everett Community College and member of the SWE student chapter writes in to inform us of a Mentor Night volunteer opportunity:
As a member of EvCC’s Society of Women Engineers, I’m happy to invite you to our annual Dinner with Industry as an Engineering/Computer Science Professional.
This is an amazing opportunity for engineering students here at the college to meet with experienced professionals like you to really learn about what the engineering/CS world offers outside of college. Sharing your hard work and experience is extremely valuable to students who are still in the beginning stages of their schooling. In return, dinner is on us!
Here are the event details:
SWE Dinner with Industry Thursday, April 12th from 6-8pm Everett Community College, Jackson Center 101
All engineering and computer science professionals are welcome, so feel free to invite any co-workers/colleagues/friends in these fields. We are also in great need of more software and electrical engineers, so the more the merrier.
Looking forward to meeting you!
Best, Natalie Salazar
Electrical Engineering Major
Secretary of SPS
Everett Community College
To RSVP send an email to Natalie with your name and the name of the company you work for.
Roseann Berg, Directory of Math, Engineering and Science Achievement (MESA) at Olympic College writes in to tell us about a Mentor Night event they are holding in Bremerton in April.
The Olympic College MESA program is hosting an Engineering Mentor Night for Olympic College, Tacoma Community College and WSU undergraduate students on Tuesday, April 17, 2018 from 6-8pm at our Bremerton campus.
The purpose of this mentor night is to provide engineering students (freshmen through seniors) an opportunity to interact with practicing engineers about the wide spectrum of engineering disciplines, career pathways, day-to-day work, internships, graduate education, professional advancement and more. No ongoing mentoring is expected of those attending this event.
There is also a registration form that she encourages you to fill out to receive more information or if you plan to attend either as a student or as a mentor.
