Women in STEM Mentorship Program

The Harvard College Women's Center's Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (WiSTEM) Mentorship Program has matched Harvard College undergraduate students to Harvard University graduate mentors and professionals in STEM fields since 2001. Through this program, participants engage in one-to-one mentoring, are invited to a range of other events and programs, and receive updates on opportunities to support their success in STEM. Additionally, they benefit from being part of a larger professional network and community promoting diversity and inclusion in STEM at Harvard.

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Mentor

Mentors are Harvard University graduate and postdoctoral students, alumni, and professionals who guide and advise undergraduate mentees as they navigate their academic paths to help them succeed. A mentor's role is to challenge, motivate, inspire, and support their mentees. Mentors advise on a range of topics including but not limited to course selection, research, short and long-term career goals, internships, graduate school applications, work-life balance and other kinds of personal support.

Mentee

Mentees are currently enrolled Harvard College undergraduate students who seek guidance and advice to further their academic interests and careers in STEM. Mentees can expect to strengthen and build their networks and gain advice on a range of topics including but not limited to course selection, research, short and long-term career goals, internships, graduate school applications, work-life balance and other kinds of personal support.

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