CamelLink Mentoring Program
Power your Campbell community through career connections.
About CamelLink
CamelLink, a new digital mentoring platform hosted by the Alumni Association, will serve both students and alumni by creating meaningful connections focused around career exploration and readiness, mentoring, networking, and much more. Students and alumni can easily connect with one another with similar interests, career paths, and professional development opportunities.
Ways to use CamelLink
Alumni
- Offer or receive career advice.
- Expand your professional network.
- Mentor current Campbell students.
- Reconnect with former Campbell classmates.
- Start a discussion in the forum.
Students
- Meet alumni mentors with similar interests and/or career goals.
- Seek opportunities to meet mentors for conversations.
- Meet with mentors once or build a long-term mentorship.
- Arrange for job shadowing opportunities.
- Get career-related answers from discussion forums.
- Find resources to help with your career process.
CamelLink Updates
Introducing Sarah Sattelberg
Introducing Sarah Sattelberg (‘22) as the new director of alumni engagement Sarah Sattelberg is on a (presumably) short list of… More on this post
Capitol Hill internship leads to legal career
Miles Wobbleton (’15) was an intern at the office of Congresswoman Renee Ellmers, during the summer of 2013. During his… More on this post
Alumna receives full-time position through an internship
Internships expose students to practical skills and experiences and open their eyes to new opportunities. Sometimes, even, internships lead directly… More on this post
Alumna has meaningful experiences through internships
Lydia Huth (’19) stated that “every opportunity builds on another one.” Her career path, which started well before graduation, exemplifies… More on this post
Alumni Association launches digital mentoring platform
The Campbell University Alumni Association has partnered with Academic Advising; Student Success; Athletics; the schools of business, education, engineering; and the College of Arts… More on this post