Interested in helping current NCWC students?

Sign up on College Central Network and join NCWC Mentoring Network.

Thank you for supporting the students and alumni of North Carolina Wesleyan College by volunteering to be part of our Mentoring Network! Registering a profile is easy:

• Go to: http://www.collegecentral.com/NCWC.
• Click on the icon labeled Alumni.
• In the middle of the page, choose the link for Mentoring Network.
• Click on the link for Join Our Mentoring Network.
• Access is password protected. Our password is bishops.
• Click on the link for Add My Mentoring Profile.
• Complete the profile form.
• Be sure to make a record of the Mentoring Network Password and the personal Access ID and Password you create for yourself. You will need these to access your profile in the future.

 After you have posted a profile, you may access it by choosing the Update Your Mentoring Profile link. We request that you keep your profile current as your job changes or contact info changes.

We value your privacy! In the Contact Preference section, you may elect to receive email communications from students and alumni, and we would appreciate you including an email address in order to assist our job seekers with their questions. Students and alumni will be able to send messages to you without knowing your e-mail address. You may change this preference at any time if needed.

The school will review profiles before making them available to students.

*** Alumni Registered as a Job Seeker***

Access to the Mentoring Network is available to you through the links on your Alumni Central account homepage. You can search for mentors and also join the Mentoring Network.  Simply log on to your account through the Alumni icon on our school's CCN homepage and Sign In. You will need the password noted above to access the Mentoring Network.

Name: Richard M. Gambrell: Class of 2007,  

Education: BA Justice Studies, NCWC Raleigh Aspire; BS in Elementary Education from Anderson College, Anderson, SC 1994; Paralegal Studies Certificate, Meredith College, 2013;  

Location & Occupation: Currently living in Raleigh and work as a Paralegal with HMS working in Medicaid Trust Recovery; spent 22 years working with youth in various programs such as North Carolina 4-H, living and working in a group home, and teaching school;  

Why Wesleyan made a difference to you: North Carolina Wesleyan enabled me to study and learn all about the criminal justice and legal field, which developed as an interest of mine over the course of several years. Because of NC Wesleyan, I eventually attained my Paralegal Certificate through Meredith College and spend a good part of my day investigating and documenting Medicaid fraud cases. NC Wesleyan has some excellent instructors and they challenge you without being intimidating;  

Why you choose to stay connected: I have chosen to stay in touch with NC Wesleyan because of many fond memories of my time attending the school and because the people associated with this college are just first class in every respect.