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Peer Advising and Mentorship at Kellogg 27 Sep 2011, 06:01
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Would anyone be able to tell me about peer advising or mentorship opportunities at Kellogg. Is there a leadership fellowship?
What are the opportunities to help develop your peers? How is peer to peer feedback delivered?

Any insight you can provide will be very helpful.
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Peer Advising and Mentorship at Kellogg 27 Sep 2011, 17:29
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Peer mentorship is not as helpful at this stage in life. You have opportunities for alum and professional mentorships, some professors are incredibly helpful. You can volunteer to mentor undergrads if thats your thing. Clubs will provide lots of support in prepping you for your careers and many will match you with 2nd years to help you prep for interviews, advise you on recruiting and the like. How you utilize that relationship is up to you and the other person.

My advice is you are better off getting a mentor who is an alum or a professor than a fellow student.
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Peer Advising and Mentorship at Kellogg 27 Sep 2011, 18:22
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Thank you riverripper. I'm actually not asking in regard to myself per se. One of the things I want to get from an MBA program is experience developing others. I was hoping that Kellogg had some formalized avenues through which I could build this skillset. I know some schools have 2nd year peer advisors, leadership fellows, or orientation leaders. I wanted to know if Kellogg had anything similar that I could participate in. Hope I'm making sense.

Thank you in advance for any information you could provide.
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Peer Advising and Mentorship at Kellogg 28 Sep 2011, 21:52
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You can do that through various clubs, you can mentor undergrads...there are plenty of ways to do what you are talking about. You will have to be proactive and seek them out.