Mentor Tyler Niles integrates faith and professional guidance, attending church and coaching soccer with mentee Micah, fostering a holistic mentoring relationship.

Mentor Leif Nordstrom advises students not to stress over finding the perfect job immediately after college, emphasizing that it’s normal to explore different roles before settling into a long-term position.

Mentor Raeann Philbrook emphasizes the importance of site visits for students to gain real-world insights into various engineering roles. By touring her workplace, her mentee, a mechanical engineering major, observed firsthand the integration of mechanical systems within buildings. This experience broadened the student’s understanding of potential career paths and informed her job application decisions.

Mentors Andrew and Kacy Keippela strengthen bonds with their mentees, Alvin and Olivia, by hosting family dinners and engaging in activities like baking and storytelling, fostering deeper connections.

Mentor Ed Godshalk engages mentee David Johnson in hands-on car restoration projects, such as working on a 1926 Bugatti Type 37A Grand Prix. This collaborative effort provides practical experience and facilitates discussions on workplace success, humility, and the importance of seeking help when needed.