Share what you know.
Grow what comes next.

Professional mentorship connects experienced professionals with emerging professionals and peers through knowledge exchange, guidance, and shared projects.

Become a professional mentor

PROFESSIONAL MENTORSHIP

Ways to Mentor

Mentor Emerging Professionals

Guide early-career researchers and professionals as they build skills, careers, connections, and confidence. Become a mentor →

Share Your Expertise

Offer talks, office hours, or reviews, and join interdisciplinary conversations where professionals learn from one another. Share your expertise →

Join Mentorship Discussions

Take part in the Mentorship Circle and related community conversations. Join the discussion →

Interested in mentoring young people? Visit Youth Mentorship →

LEADING PROJECTS

Mentors Who Lead

Qualified mentors may propose or lead research, technology, education, and innovation projects with Franklin HUB. Depending on project requirements, project leaders may serve as Principal Investigators, Project Directors, Technical Leads, or Professional Mentors. Proposals are reviewed by the Center; expressing interest does not guarantee acceptance or participation. Propose a project →