You must be a first or second year student attending one of the following institutions:

• California Institute of Technology

• McGill University

• Rutgers University

• Stevens Institute of Technology

• Texas A&M

• University of Melbourne

• University of Oxford

• William & Mary

Applications for this year are now open! Applicants will be asked four short answer questions to gauge their need for encouragement, opportunity and connection. We recommend preparing your answers before beginning the application:

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• What about this program interests you most?

• How do you think you would benefit from this program?

• Why do you think mentorship is important?

• Is there anything else you would like to tell us about yourself?

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Apply now using this link.

We ask participants to participate in 6-7 one hour meetings throughout the academic year. Typically this breaks down to about an hour a month. Meeting times are flexible and based on student availability. All other offerings are encouraged but not required.

Potentially! We leave the logistics of meetings up to our mentors and their groups to allow for flexibility. We've found the best sessions are held in person but your group may meet online to ensure full participation.

The earlier you start thinking about professional development (ie. resume writing, presentation skills etc.) the easier it will be when you begin searching for an internship and/or job searching post-graduation.

Encouragement: Build up your personal and professional confidence so you can take on new challenges. 

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Opportunity: Gain access to professional opportunities through our large network and our "EWAAB-only" project/internship offerings.

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Connection: Meet peers and professionals from around the world to find support and learn from their experiences.

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Get a head start in building a bridge to your future success.