Pittsburgh Mentor Meetup
Thursday, February 4, 2021
5:30–6:45 p.m. EST
The nearly fifty alumni in the greater Pittsburgh area involved in the Liberal Arts Alumni Mentor Program are a significant resource for young Penn Staters as they explore careers, develop professionally, and prepare to transition from college to work or advanced education. Effective mentoring is multifaceted, and there are additional challenges to the craft in this constrained environment.
The Pittsburgh Mentor Meetup will provide new insights into today’s students and time to meet one another and exchange ideas. Together we can help an increasing number of students achieve their goals and prevail through this challenging time.
Advance registration is required.
Zoom meeting details will be provided in a confirmation email.
Meet the Speaker
Vince Culotta
’81 Psychology
Learn more about Vince
Vince Culotta is a neuropsychologist and president of NeuroBehavioral Associates, a Columbia, Maryland-based neuropsychology practice serving children, adolescents, and adults with brain-based and neurodevelopmental disorders.
Prior to founding NeuroBehavioral Associates, Vince held clinical and administrative positions with various medical, rehabilitation, and private facilities, including an appointment as director of neuropsychology for the Neurosurgery Division of the University of Maryland’s Shock Trauma Center. He received his doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Memphis.
At Penn State, Vince helped launch the college’s Liberal Arts Alumni Mentor Program through which he continues to mentor students, and he also provides a summer internship for psychology majors.
Breakout Room Facilitators
Tanya Baronti
’90 Political Science
Kevin Deasy
’76 Social Welfare
Mary Claire Schneider
’15 Economics and Human Development and Family Studies
Planning Committee
The Pittsburgh Mentor Meetup is an initiative led by alumni volunteers who care deeply about the Penn State community and the Liberal Arts Alumni Mentor Program. Their goal is to provide a meaningful and engaging way to enhance mentoring skills and strengthen the Pittsburgh-area alumni network.
Janice Alperin ’75
Tanya Baronti ’90
Linda Belfus ’70
Dick Hayes ’68
Dana Lawson ’90
Mary Claire Schneider ’15
