Student Mentoring Program

Welcome

Here, you will learn more about the faculty in the Zachry Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering who have volunteered to serve as mentors for our undergraduate students in our Student Mentoring Program.

Whether you want to know more about an area of specialization, undergraduate research opportunities, graduate school, career opportunities, or need advice on career paths, there are faculty members who are ready to help.

Our mentoring program adapts to our students' needs and the approach that best fits a particular faculty member. For example, some faculty offer opportunities to meet in small groups with students to discuss topics of general interest. Sometimes students request a one-time meeting to ask for advice. Faculty and students may also establish ongoing mentoring relationships during a student's undergraduate studies. Finally, some students may wish to meet with different faculty mentors depending on their questions.

You can learn more about the faculty mentors below by selecting their names, which are linked to their individual web pages. You can also contact a faculty mentor directly via email.

If you would like assistance selecting a faculty mentor, please submit the "Mentor Request Form" below. We will suggest a mentor and connect you with them.

Finally, if you have suggestions for improving our mentoring program, email Dr. Mary Beth Hueste at mhueste@tamu.edu.

Mentor Request Form

Faculty Mentoring versus Academic Advising

Faculty mentors are available to provide advice on multiple topics, including:

• Choosing an area of specialization
• Learning more about your selected area of specialization
• Internships
• Career paths
• Graduate school
• Research opportunities
• Other questions related to a profession

For academic advising, reach out to your academic advisor. If you have questions on how to contact your academic advisor, reach out to the Undergraduate Services Office.

Statement on Mental Health and Wellness

• Texas A&M University recognizes that mental health and wellness are critical factors that influence a student's success and overall well being.
• Students are encouraged to engage in healthy self-care by utilizing the resources and services available from Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS).
• Students who need someone to talk to can call the Texas A&M Helpline (979-845-2700) from 4 p.m. to 8 a.m. on weekdays and 24 hours on weekends.
• Emergency help is also available 24 hours through the National Suicide and Crisis Hotline (988).

Faculty Mentors

The following departmental faculty have volunteered to mentor our undergraduate students. While each faculty member has multiple areas of technical expertise, they are listed under their primary area below. Feel free to contact a faculty mentor directly or complete the "Mentor Request Form" below if you need help finding the right mentor to answer your questions.



Mentor Request Form