Mean Green Mentors Program

Mean Green Mentors provides an exciting opportunity to connect with accomplished UNT Alumni and select employer partners. Through this free, online mentoring program sponsored by the UNT Career Center and the UNT Alumni Association, students can seek knowledge and advice from individuals who are experts in their field and begin to build their own professional network, which can help contribute to their long-term career success. Students and Alumni can sign up and get started at meangreenmentors.unt.edu.

Mean Green Mentors for Prospective Mentees

As a mentee, there are several ways you can benefit from Mean Green Mentors:

  • Personalized Guidance: Share your interests and career goals, and you’ll connect with a mentor who can provide constructive feedback, career insights, support and encouragement. Whether you’re looking for a quick 30-minute chat or a mentorship lasting three to six months, there’s a level of support to fit your needs and help you grow.
  • Industry Insight: Ask career-related questions through the industry-specific discussion forums. Access multiple online resources to help with your career exploration and discernment process.
  • Networking Opportunities: Mentees have a chance to expand their social circle and connect with other students, faculty, and university resources that can help in their academic and professional journeys.

Mean Green Mentors for Prospective Mentors

As a mentor, there are several ways you can benefit from Mean Green Mentors:

  • Impactful Experience: Mentoring allows individuals to make a meaningful impact on someone else’s life, providing a sense of fulfillment and purpose by guiding others through their academic and career journey.
  • Coaching Opportunity: Mentoring provides a fantastic opportunity for professionals to sharpen their coaching and problem-solving skills.
  • Community Building: Participating in this program helps create a sense of belonging within the UNT community, strengthening ties between students and fostering a supportive campus culture.

What is Mean Green Mentors and How to Get Started?