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Skye Nevada鈥檚 LinkedIn profile describes her as 鈥渃ommunity driven, civically engaged, involved in everything.鈥� It鈥檚 not an overstatement. In addition to her role as senior development manager for the American Cancer Society in Alaska, she volunteers for community groups and nonprofits. She is the driving force behind an upcoming campus open to all 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 students.

Skye graduated from 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 in 2016 with a B.B.A. in business management, but it took her some time to figure out what she wanted to do. Skye said that events like Speed Mentoring give students a peek into the nitty-gritty, day-to-day reality of different careers. That can help them get insights into their fields of interest 鈥� and others they have never considered.

She brought her network together to create Speed Mentoring, which is co-sponsored by the 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 Alumni Association, where she sits on the board, the Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Group (YPG), of which she鈥檚 the chair, and 老澳门六合彩开奖记录鈥檚 College of Business and Public Policy, where she鈥檚 an alum.

Speed Mentoring will be Thursday, April 7, on the second floor of Rasmuson Hall. From 2-4 p.m., students will rotate through short conversations with several mentors. They can practice their elevator pitch and also ask questions, like how their mentor got started in the industry and what their daily routine is like.

鈥淪tudents won鈥檛 want to miss it,鈥� Skye said. 鈥淚t will be a great investment of their time. We鈥檝e gathered dozens of community leaders and business professionals 鈥� many are alumni 鈥� who want to give back to 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 and enjoy these discussions with current students.鈥�

Learning how to ask questions and network with others is a critical skill that can be developed. Skye will provide registrants with helpful tips for getting the most out of the experience, including how not to be nervous. 鈥淩emember that even though you may be sitting across from a CEO, they are a person too and still get up and put their pants on one leg at a time.鈥�

Participants will mingle casually after the one-on-one mentoring and extend conversations over food and drink during a 4-5 p.m. networking session. Students will also receive swag bags and a chance to win door prizes.

Pulling off an event like this is a major undertaking. It takes confidence and a commitment to community. Skye has both. 鈥淥ne thing I learned as a student in CBPP is confidence. I'm already a confident person, but because business is so broad, I was able to meet many different types of people at CBPP. They were using CBPP to continue their individual passions by creating their own business or joining a business and taking the skills they learned. I have a business degree, but my heart really lies in community engagement. CBPP was really good about embracing each student鈥檚 individuality.鈥�

As Skye developed her career path, she found support from the Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Group, another collaborator on the Speed Mentoring event. 鈥淵PG is an amazing group of young people that are always ready to cheer you on, and to lend a hand if you need, whether it's personal or professional. They are dedicated to doing everything they can to make Anchorage a wonderful place to live, to work, to play and just to call home.鈥�

Supporting 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 students falls right in line with the goal to strengthen Anchorage. The Speed Mentoring event will help students connect with community leaders and learn more about the careers they might like as they enter the workforce. Within a few years, they could be the ones sitting on the other side of the Speed Mentoring table.