Career Mentors are students who support their peers with career questions, job search guidance and career development. They also help with events and other career programming through the Centre for Career Development. Get to know the mentors who are here to help you navigate your career journey.
Cinthya or Adair
Cinthya or Adair (they/them) is a fourth-year student pursuing planning and theatre and loves all things storytelling. They're always happy to talk about books, animanga, games, design, sewing, fashion, food and people! When booking with Adair you can expect a smile and a keen eye for formatting.
Harshvir
Harshvir is a fourth-year Psychology student with a Research Intensive Specializaion, minoring in Addictions, Mental Health, and Policy. In their free time, she enjoys volunteering as a Peer Support Volunteer with queer youth, watching a variety of shows and anime, and going out to cafes, malls, thrift stores and places to eat with friends!
Cathy
Cathy (she/her) is a fourth-year Sociology student passionate about providing empathetic, person-focused student support. In addition to her current role as a Career Mentor and Outreach Associate, she has gained experience in other student-facing roles within CEE, furthering her commitment to supporting students navigate their academic and career journeys. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, watching movies, wordsearches, games and Legos!
Aaditya
Aaditya (he/him) is a third-year Physics and Astronomy student who enjoys learning about science, technology, AI and new ideas, as well as connecting with people from different backgrounds and experiences. As a Career Mentor, he enjoys helping students feel more confident in how they present themselves and their experiences. When booking with Aaditya, you can expect a friendly and supportive conversation, thoughtful feedback and a strong attention to detail. Outside of work and academics, he enjoys playing beach volleyball, dancing, reading, listening to German music and, more often than not, having a good cup of coffee.