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Mentoring Network

Mentors are a great resource for individuals investigating career options. Mentors can:

• Allow you to shadow them on the job to see if it is something you'd like to do someday.
• Answer questions about their profession or industry during an informational interview.
• Conduct mock interviews.
• Critique your cover letter or résumé.
• Help you find resources within a geographic area or industry.

Over 400 alumnae/i and friends of Hood have volunteered to serve as mentors to current and former students of the school. To tap into this valuable resource, you'll need to contact the Career Center at careers@hood.edu or call us at 301-696-3583.