MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

Grow Your Career With ISA Edmonton’s Mentorship Program!

Mentorship Program Overview

The ISA Edmonton Section Mentorship Program has been established to help mentees build and grow a career in automation. Please note: for our 2020/2021 year, we've made some adjustments to this program due to a delay in getting started because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The program is five months long and runs from February to June (normally it runs from November to June on a yearly basis). Mentees are paired with a mentor that has experience in the mentee’s area(s) of interest.

Mentees have the opportunity to establish a relationship with their mentor and to create an automation industry confidante (please note: this is not a career placement program). Mentors may be willing to give mentees a reference letter at the end of the program (upon request and at the mentor's discretion).

The ISA Edmonton Section Mentorship Program includes the following milestones:

Mentorship Program Kick-Off Meeting (February)
An initial Meet Your Mentor & Goal Setting Meeting (February).
Two follow-up meetings to review progress (April & May).
A year-end Mentorship Program Wind-Up with all mentors and mentees (June) where mentees receive an ISA Edmonton Section Mentorship Certificate of Completion or Participation, and a Mentorship Program Review (a document where the mentor makes suggestions for the future).

Reminders about the above milestones will be emailed to mentees and mentors.
For the time-being, meetings will take place virtually.

Mentees are responsible for the following:

Ensuring they are an ISA Edmonton Section Member (membership is $10 US for students, sign-up here)
Attending all ISA Edmonton Section Technical Talks while enrolled in the Mentorship Program (Technical Talks are generally held on the first Monday evening of the month, visit www.isaedmonton.org/events-education for details)
Volunteering for one ISA Edmonton Section initiative while enrolled in the Mentorship Program
Setting up all meetings with their mentor (the mentor will contact the mentee to set-up the first Meet Your Mentor & Goal Setting Meeting, and to invite the mentee to the Mentorship Program Wind-Up)

Mentee Application

Whether you’re an automation professional looking to grow your career or you’re thinking about starting a career in automation, ISA Edmonton’s mentorship program can help you! We’ll connect you with a mentor that has experience in your specific area of interest.

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Be A Mentor

Are you looking to give back to the automation industry? Why not consider being an ISA mentor? The ISA Edmonton Section is currently looking for volunteer mentors.

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MEET OUR MENTORS

Arthur Kloc
President

Worley
Project Manager

Allen Brennan
President Elect

Weidmüller
Technical Applications Specialist

John McKenzie
ISA Communications Director / 2020 AEC Director

Tundra Process Solutions

Tanner King
ISA Membership Director

Spartan Controls
Territory Manager

Andy Bahniuk
Program Advisor

Shell Canada
DCS Specialist

Dan Burton
Program Co-Director

Edmonton Valve & Fitting
Account Manager

Allen Brennan
ISA Directory Editor

Weidmüller
Technical Applications Specialist

Rafiq Ahmad
U of A Student Chapter Co-Advisor

University Of Alberta
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering

Kelly Wolf

Enbridge

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