Become a TME Mentor

TME Mentors are current UConn students from the various majors at the University. They use their own experiences to give other students a taste of what it's like to be in their program of study. Think about it....if you're interested in sociology and want to know what it's like to be a sociology major, who better to contact than a current sociology student? A TME Mentor's main responsibility involves fielding questions through the TME website from other students who are interested in their major. Click here to see how this works.

If you are interested in applying to become a TME Mentor, review all of the information below and complete the application that follows.

Open Positions:

Applications are accepted year round for open mentor positions. Applications are currently being accepted for Fall 2023 on a rolling basis - see list below for open mentor positions at the Storrs campus.

To see if a TME Mentor position for your major is open, click the corresponding school of college below. If your major is not listed, it means we are not looking for a Mentor in that program at this time.

Responsibilities:

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

- Check UConn email at least once per day - Respond to any questions within 3-5 business days. This includes summer and winter breaks. - Mentors can volunteer to be a part of events such as University Open House, First Year Experience courses, various workshops, etc - Mentors are encouraged to share ideas that contribute to the overall success of TME

Requirements:

Below, you will find the minimum requirements for becoming a TME Mentor. However, depending on the major for which you are applying, there may be additional requirements that have been decided upon between TME and your major department. We will be sure to make you aware of any additional requirements once we receive your application.

-Full-time undergraduate status at UConn (12 credits or higher)

- A cumulative GPA of at least a 2.5 and in good academic standing - Completed at least one full semester of upper-level courses in your major - If applying for the fall semester - have at least 2 full semesters remaining

Application Procedures (Rolling):

-Complete all of the fields and questions below. When finished, click the submit button.

-Selected mentors will be notified of whether or not you have been chosen for a short interview. If accepted, short virtual training will be made available to assist you in your role. Please note that if you submit an application for a major that is not currently accepting applications, you are welcome to apply, but your application may be held until the next application period.

-Mentors who apply on a rolling basis are expected to start their position after their short virtual training is complete.

Applications are being accepted for Fall 2023 on a rolling basis - see list above for available majors.

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The Major Experience

Open Positions:

College of Agriculture, Health, and Natural Resources

School of Business

Neag School of Education

School of Engineering

School of Fine Arts

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

School of Nursing

School of Pharmacy

School of Social Work

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