The University of Guelph's new Business + Mentoring Program has made its national debut in the Globe and Mail. Featuring interviews with Dean Julia Christensen Hughes, Business Career Centre manager, Mary-Anne Moroz, business alumnus and mentor Andrew Arklie and business student Paul Leptocaridis, the article focuses on the many positive effects mentoring has on career development. Currently in its pilot stage, the Business + Mentoring Program seeks to match 40 to 50 students with mentors who will meet three times per semester. Read "Undergrads get advice from the pros." [1]