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Engineering Student Leaders
Student leaders are upper-year students who are committed to mentoring first-year students
Guide project teams in best practices for project management and collaborative problem solving
Serve as a ready resource to students during their overall "first-year transition"
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Professional Mentor Program
Students begin to develop a professional network by connecting with volunteer faculty and alumni mentors
Mentors serve as a "go-to" person for students as they begin to map their directions forward into the engineering departments and the profession
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STEM Success Mentoring Program
Upper-year students serve as peer mentors with first-year and transfer students
Mentors help new students navigate the transition to UB and SEAS and meaningfully engage with the university community