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Re: How do you recruit mentors?
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Originally Posted by Basel A
We have 6 college mentors (including me), but two are graduating this year. I've been actively trying to bring in more, both FRC alumni and from ASME/other student organisations, but they're hard to convince. Being a student is more than a full time job and many students doubt their own expertise. We have a college mentor working on getting official recognition and support from the College of Engineering, but it's a slow process. When it comes to college mentors, it's harder to convince them than to find them. I'd personally be curious to hear about strategies on this in particular.
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I will second what Ice1605 said about finding a professor willing to support the program can go a long way toward getting official recognition.
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