Mentorship Programs

Our Mentorship Program works to create a supportive community for our fellows by pairing them with mentors who provide guidance and encouragement. These mentors—both peers and industry professionals—offer insights into potential career pathways and practical advice for achieving your goals.

In addition to personalized mentorship, participants gain access to workshops and in-person events designed to build professional skills and expand your professional network.

Join the Fellowship

At Triple V, we believe in fostering a supportive community that equips students for success. That's why our fellowship program boasts a dynamic mentorship pillar, where you'll gain invaluable guidance from two distinct sources.

Connect with other students in the Triple V community who have similar interest and goals. Together, you can share study tips, plan new exciting projects, share your hobbies, and help each other navigate challenges.

PEER MENTORSHIP

Our team will help you connect with industry professionals across a variety of fields. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, gain insight into your potential career pathways, and expand your network!

PROFESSIONAL MENTORSHIP

DIFFERENT TYPES OF MENTORSHIPS

Become A Peer Mentor

Become A Peer Mentee

Our mentorship program operates through the Triple V app, accessible to all fellowship members for sharing and receiving support. The program distinguishes between two types of mentorship:

  • Peer-to-Peer Mentorship:

    • Fellowship members with demonstrated expertise in specific subjects can apply to become peer role models.

    • Peer role models lead and guide their own small communities within the app.

  • Professional Mentorship:

    • Peer role models are connected with the Triple V team to find professional role models.

    • Professional mentors provide career guidance and advice to help further the peer role models' professional development.

This dual approach ensures comprehensive support, fostering both academic and career growth. Our long-term goal is to have a student start as a fellowship member and eventually become a professional mentor, continuing to give back to the community by sharing their experiences and tips​​​​​​.

  • 74% of adults who were meaningfully mentored say it contributed significantly to their success later in life

    San Diego Government

    Office of Child and Youth Success

  • 1.8 Million young people have grown up with virtually no adult support.

    Michael Garringer, Chelsea Benning

    Who Mentored You?

  • Fewer than half of students who graduated met state criteria to show they have been prepared for college or career

    Kristen Taketa

    The San Diego Union Tribune

  • Americans, on average, attributed a little more than half, 56%, of their success in life to the mentoring they had growing up.

    Michael Garringer, Chelsea Benning

    Who Mentored You?