Welcome to the UB Mentor Network
BullsEye Mentor Log In
New Mentors: Create a New Account 
On the "Register" tab, complete information about your company and contact information. You will receive an email with your username and password. Once you log in with your username and password, click on "Account" on the top menu bar and then on the "Mentor Network" tab. Complete information to become part of the Mentor Network. Be sure to answer "Yes" to make your profile active.
As of August 10, 2009 usernames and passwords have changed for existing mentors. Your username is now the email address you entered when creating your mentor account. To retrieve your password, click on Forgot your password?
Questions or problems logging in?
Contact Megan Pendergast at 716-645-4499 or mrp6@buffalo.edu
Co-sponsored by the Office of Career Services and the UB Alumni Association
, the Mentor Network now has a volunteer base of approximately 600 alumni, parents, and employers from around the globe. Our mentors serve as a resource to UB students and recent graduates, offering their perspective on career choice, internships, job searching, continuing education and professional advancement. Since 1991, this program has become a valuable tool to assist members of the UB community with the transition from college to the workplace, career changes, and networking.
If you have an interest in helping UB students learn more about occupations, job searching, and the important process of networking, then you are eligible to be a UB mentor. Mentors are comprised of alumni, employers, and parents of UB students, as well as members of the Western New York community.
Thanks for your interest and if you haven't done so already, we hope that you will sign up to be a mentor in the near future!
New Mentors
Current Mentor Volunteers
Students/Alumni
For more information please contact our Mentor Coordinator, Megan Pendergast at 716-645-4499 or by email.
The Mentor Network database is to be used solely as a means to connect those exploring careers with volunteers who are experienced in those careers. Using mentor information in an inappropriate manner (i.e. sales) will result in termination of the user's access to all online career office services.