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Requesting a Mentor

Who can request a mentor

Anyone working in their first five years in a mathematics career, or within a year of entering a career in the mathematical sciences (such as a graduate student), is encouraged to apply to be matched with a mentor. Matches consider several criteria, including career interests, geographical location, and research area, with the goal of matching in at least one of these areas.

Request a Mentor

To request to be matched to a mentor from our database, please complete this form by July 15. If you have difficulties with the form, please send email to Doug Ensley (deensley@ship.edu), Chair of the MAA Committee on Early Career Mathematicians, to see about making the request by email.