Boeing Mentorship Program
Boeing Mentorship Program
Open to Engineering, Computer Science and Business Majors
Students selected for the program are paired with a Boeing mentor. Since its inception, Boeing employees have mentored over 100 students in this program – and you could be next!
- Mentors are professionals from multiple Boeing locations (including Portland), who will work with you to set goals for career development.
- Mentors can provide information about the aerospace industry, career paths for your program of study, career guidance and support.
- Students often work with the mentor on resume development and interview practice, as well as help with internship applications.
- Participation in the Boeing Mentorship Kick Off Event is required (see details below).
2026-2027 Application Links
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
DUE AUGUST 28 Contact: encs.connections@wsu.edu
CARSON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
DUE SEPTEMBER 1 Contact: van.cb@wsu.edu
Benefits of having a mentor:
- Encouragement! One-on-one time with an established professional
- Learn about the aerospace industry and related career opportunities
- Gain an understanding about what it means to be a professional
- Develop transferrable skills such as communication, accountability, and time management
- Tips on interviewing, resume and cover letter writing
- Opportunity to build a professional network and obtain leads
Student Requirements:
- Engineering, Computer Science or Business Major
- Sophomore, Junior or Senior
- At least 2.5 GPA
- Have time to communicate at least monthly with Boeing mentor
- Attend Boeing Mentorship Kick Off Event in September
- Interest in the Aerospace industry is a plus
Applications will be reviewed and students notified of acceptance by mid-September. Vancouver student applications are reviewed by Vancouver staff. Please reach out with any questions.
Boeing Mentorship Kick Off Event: September 24 and 25 at the Boeing facility in Renton, WA. Overnight accommodations and meals are provided. Activities begin the afternoon of Sept. 24. Accepted students will need to complete clearance materials for entering Boeing facilities.