Tri-Mentoring Program

The Tri-Mentoring Program’s (TMP) educational priority is to mentor each student using you individual experience to find your sense of belonging on campus. TMP is available to all students and is an initiative by Student Life and Learning Support (SLLS).

SLLS helps students get the most out of their university experience by providing learning support, leadership opportunities, peer mentoring, social connections, and activities.

What's Available?

Peer Mentoring

Peer Mentoring pairs first-year students with an upper-year student mentor who is available to provide guidance and assist with the transition into university life.

Group Mentoring

Group mentoring connects you with peers to explore your identity, join a community, and gain knowledge of resources that support your belonging throughout your post-secondary journey. Group mentoring is available to students who identify with the following equity seeking groups:

Black Identified Students
Women in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math (STEM)
Latinx/Hispanic or Spanish Speaking Students
East and South East Asian Students
Mature Students
2SLGTBQIA+ Students
Students who Identify with a Disability
Indigenous Students
Interfaith

Career Mentoring

The Career Mentoring Program aims to assist you to make a successful and informed transition from university into the workforce, preferably in your field of interest. The Undergraduate Career Mentoring Program matches upper year (third year and above) students with industry professionals.

Flash Mentoring

An informal mentorship platform that provides you with the opportunity to connect with multiple industry professionals of interest, network, and ask for guidance in your field of interest.

You can reach out to anyone visible in the Industry Professionals tab on the TMP Community Portal (external link) if you see something that peaks your interest based on the industry professionals' profiles, educational background, or work background.