Mentors Portal
What does it mean to be a Mentor?
Mentors volunteer their time to make guest appearances and give guest lectures, making themselves available for informational interviews with students and young professionals. Being invited into the classroom facilitates conversations between mentors and students, giving the students the unique opportunity to learn from experts in the field. While volunteering their time, mentors have the flexibility to turn on and off their mentor profile, giving them the possibility to control the amount of time committed.
Why be a Mentor?
Connect with others
Connect with others
Connect with others
What our Mentor Community is saying
“As an educator, I am inspired by Highly NRiched’s creative approach to expanding and enhancing the public discourse on nuclear issues and excited to tap into its rich reservoir of resources and diverse networks of expertise”
Shampa Biswas
Judge and Mrs. Timothy A. Paul Chair of Political Science and Professor of Politics, Whitman College
“It’s wonderful being part of a platform that seeks to crowdsource and share research tools to tackle one of the most pressing threats of our time: nuclear weapons. Hubs like Highly NRiched are revolutionizing the way we explore, collaborate, and transform research to inform the public discourse.”
Doreen Horshig
Associate Fellow, Project on Nuclear Issues at the Center for Strategic & International Studies
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