Getting involved with the Society is a great way to connect with other alumni and to share your knowledge .
Mentoring Program
Mentoring is a wonderful way to share your experience and expertise with other Winterthur alumni. As a mentor, you might simply answer questions about jobs, coach a young graduate on interview techniques, or advise someone who shares an interest in your particular field. The amount of time you give is up to you. You can opt in and out of the program at any time.
Becoming a Mentor: 1) Sign in to your personal Profile. 2) Click on the Options box located above your personal contact fields. 3) Click on the Mentor button. It will turn red. You will be automatically listed as a mentor in the Alumni Directory. 4) Potential advisees will contact you through the Alumni Directory. 5) To opt out of the program, just follow the first three steps. Clicking on the red Mentor button will turn it off and will remove your name from the program.
Finding a Mentor: 1) Go to the online Directory. (You must be a member of the Society of Winterthur Fellows to gain access.) 2) Go to the Search box and click on Search for a Mentor. You can refine your search by location, program, and year. 3) Select a mentor and send him/her/them a message through the Alumni Directory.
Note: There is no long-term commitment or obligation as a mentor or as an advisee. Your involvement is up to you.
Join a Committee
As an all-volunteer organization, the Society welcomes your involvement. Join a committee for a short term project or for a longer term engagement. The amount of time you give is up to you. Sign up today!
Header: WUDPAC fellows and faculty with NEH Chairman Jon Parrish Peede, December 2018, in the Winterthur conservation labs. Image courtesy Evan Krape and the University of Delaware.
