Having completed the 2020-2021 academic year and WashU's initial mentorship cycle with PeopleGrove, the team reflected on their collective experience so far. “PeopleGrove offers more opportunities for discussions as a ‘go-to’ resource. It’s an elevated opportunity for networking.” PeopleGrove supports more than 400 mentoring programs with 215,000 participants. Take a peek inside WashU's formal mentoring programs.
Category: Customer Stories
The University of Kansas utilizes PeopleGrove to expand existing alumni career services.
students and young alumni alike rely on the Toppel Career Center for career resources and support. Their “Explore, Prepare, Connect” model is intended to “meet students where they are” with a myriad of programs.
Batesville Community Education Foundation addresses workforce development, helps high school students build social capital
Michigan State University leverages peer mentoring programs to ensure academic and career success for science and math students
CSU Global works and collaborates across departments to deliver career resources and support in a 100% virtual environment.
Using Pathways by PeopleGrove, Running Start transformed their entire summer high school training program into a virtual format.
How Santa Clara University and PeopleGrove worked together to create a unique experience for admits and incoming students.
Looking Back on a Spring of Change and the Institutions Expanding Support for Their Communities
The need to personalize services in the face of a seemingly infinite variety of needs and aspirations led to a complete rethinking of what career services should be.
Campus is more than bricks and mortar: How Yale brings their gathering space online with PeopleGrove
“We envision this as a game-changer for connecting alumni with students and with each other,” said Weili Cheng ’77, executive director of the Yale Alumni Association, which arranged the launch of Cross Campus.
For colleges and universities, they have lost a main tool in their arsenal to drive yield. In a recent study, 85.1% of schools attributed “considerable importance” to the campus visit in recruiting first-time freshmen.