Available Faculty Mentors
Share your expertise, guide future leaders, and make a lasting impact.
How It Works
Feedback and Mentoring Interests
Feedback and Mentoring Interests
- Review the mentor profiles below and their preferred mentoring topics.
- Pick one or two mentors based on your interests (they do not have to be in your department).
- Initiate the contact by clicking on "Request as Mentor" and filling out the form.
- Once a match has been confirmed, you can begin meeting with your mentor. Meet your mentors a minimum of four times a year.
Thank you for your interest in the SPS faculty mentoring program. We continuously review feedback to better support our diverse faculty and expand mentor topics.
Please take a brief moment to fill out this form with information on other topic areas you would like for our office to consider.
Faculty Mentors
Center for Global Affairs
Christopher P Ankersen
Clinical Professor, Center for Global Affairs
Anne Marie M Goetz
Clinical Professor, Center for Global Affairs
Sylvia G Maier
Clinical Professor, Center for Global Affairs
Jennifer Trahan
Clinical Professor, Center for Global Affairs
Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies
Donatella Delfino
Clinical Professor, Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies
John C Hubby
Clinical Associate Professor, Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies
Antonios Saravanos
Clinical Professor, Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies
Division of Programs in Business
Andres Fortino
Clinical Associate Professor, Project Management & Information Technology
Jonathan M. Tisch Center of Hospitality
Jukka Laitamaki
Clinical Professor, Jonathan M. Tisch Center of Hospitality
Schack Institute of Real Estate
Brian G Schwagerl
Clinical Assistant Professor, Schack Institute of Real Estate
Other Mentors
Karen Krahulik
Clinical Professor, Vice Dean of Faculty
Vera Jelinek
Clinical Professor, Senior Advisor, Global Initiatives and Philanthropy
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