Humanities graduate students have many marketable skills that are valued in non-profit organizations, but the prospect of transitioning from academia to these other career pathways can seem daunting. Make some valuable connections and learn from those who have gone before you by attending a Professional Mentoring Roundtable hosted by The Writing Center and The Office of Career Planning and Professional Development on April 25 from 4-6 PM.

Group discussions will be informal and interactive, giving students a chance to ask lots of questions. Each student will be paired with potential mentors for three small, rotating group discussions lasting 20-25 minutes each. The last 30 minutes will be an open networking session.

To select your potential mentors, please register here.

When: April 25, 4-6 PM

Where: Rooms 9206/9207, The Graduate Center

**Food will be served**

Professional Mentors 

Colette Johnson (English), Director of Strategy and Operations, Ithaka S+R

Julia Goldstein (Theater), Associate Director of the Schwartz Communication Institute

Jane Lee (Political Science), Senior Communications Coordinator for Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York 

Danielle Cooper (Women’s Studies), Director of the Libraries, Scholarly Communications, and Museums Program, Ithaka S+R

Devorah Geller (Musicology), Digital Preservation Manager at YIVO Institute for Jewish Research