
The MNPL Mentor Program offers students opportunities to expand their networks, and develop mentoring relationships with nonprofit professionals.
Students are linked with nonprofit leaders in the Puget Sound region for the duration of their studies. Students meet regularly with their mentors to talk about their professional goals and aspirations. Mentors often share their experiences and insights, make introductions, and help mentees identify career opportunities in the sector.
Sarah Anderson, Campbell & Company
Janelle Blakely, National Parks Conservation Association
Jessica Christianson, Girls Rock Math
Alicia Crank, YWCA Seattle|King|Snohomish
Shannon Halberstadt, Artist Trust
Laura Haroldson, Virginia Mason Medical Center
Kat Holmes, Washington Environmental Council
Michelle Johnson, Legal Voice
Sindhu Knotz, Philanthropy Northwest
Gina Lopardo, Seattle University
Alfonso Montero, Altruist Partners
Angela Powell, Imago LLC
Dawn Reins, Treehouse
Cheryl Sesnon, Jubilee Women's Center
Melissa Stuart, Youth Eastside Services
Richard Woo, The Russell Family Foundation
Tuesday, January 14 at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, February 11 at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, March 10 at 6:00 PM
Associate Consultant, Campbell & Company
Director of Educational Partnerships, SU Center for Community Engagement
Policy Liaison, King County
Executive Director, Companis
Director of Impact, MiiR