SP2 Mentor Collective

The Mentor Collective program enhances the student and alumni experience by connecting students one-on-one with an SP2 alum mentor

SP2 students are paired with someone invested in their success — a person ready to listen, inspire, help navigate challenges, and recognize opportunities. SP2 students will learn what to expect in their respective degree programs, how to approach challenges, and gain career advice. At the same time, SP2 alumni mentors will build their networks, develop skills to become better professionals and leaders, as well as support our future leaders in social change.

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SP2 Mentor Collective Program

We are excited to offer an opportunity for current students and alumni to build a meaningful, collaborative, community of practitioner-scholars. The SP2 Mentor Collective Program is an opportunity to:

  • Enhance students’ experiences
  • Cultivate personal and social connections
  • Develop professional networks
  • Effect meaningful change
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“Participating in this mentorship program has made me feel more connected to the University of Pennsylvania.”


Natalie, MSW ’01, SP2 Mentor

Events

09/25

Admissions Info Session

Admissions Online Information Session for Master’s Programs

Learn more about our Master of Social Work, Master of Science in Social Policy, and Master of Science in Nonprofit Leadership degree programs. We will also discuss dual degree options […]

Events

09/25

Virtual event flyer with two headshot photos–Racial Equity throughout the Data Life Cycle

Racial Equity throughout the Data Life Cycle – Virtual Talk

Centring Racial Equity Throughout the Data Life Cycle Data integration by government and community-based organizations is undertaken for the public good to support the interconnected needs of families and communities. […]

News

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Sara S. ‘Sally’ Bachman reappointed dean of Penn School of Social Policy & Practice

Bachman’s second term as the dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice will extend to June 30, 2031.