Mentorship
Economics Initiative for Mentorship (EIM)
The Economics Initiative for Mentorship (EIM) connects ambitious undergraduate economics students with distinguished alumni working across finance, public policy, economic research, and corporate strategy. Designed to bridge the gap between academic theory and industry practice, EIM pairs students one-on-one with seasoned professionals for semester-long mentorship, industry insight, and career readiness.
❋ Direct Alumni Mentorship
Receive personalized 1-on-1 guidance on career paths, industry recruiting cycles, and technical expectations from alumni who sat in your seats.
❋ Resume & Interview Prep
Work directly with an experienced practitioner to refine resumes, sharpen interview techniques, and practice articulating complex economic concepts.
❋ Practical Project Work
Complete a practitioner-guided mini project tailored to your interests—giving you concrete research or analysis to showcase in interviews.
❋ Expanding Your Network
Attend cohort-exclusive networking events and connect directly with the Pace Economics Advisory Board, NABE alumni, and working professionals across major firms.
AlumniShape the Next Generation of Economists: Become an EIM Mentor
As our economics programs and student initiatives continue to grow, we are inviting alumni working across finance, government, consulting, and economic research to mentor current students through the Economics Initiative for Mentorship (EIM).
Mentors meet virtually or in person with their mentee roughly 3–4 times per semester to share career perspectives, review resumes, and help navigate post-grad recruiting. If you would like to give back, expand your Pace alumni connection, and support an aspiring economist, please express your interest below:
StudentsLooking for Industry Mentorship This Spring?
The Economics Initiative for Mentorship (EIM) pairs economics students 1-on-1 with Pace alumni working in major commercial banks, research institutions, regulatory bodies, and corporate finance. Mentees receive hands-on guidance on networking, technical prep, and transition into the workforce.
Student applications for the upcoming fall cohort will open shortly. Keep an eye out for the official application link and deadline details.