Andy Chan is one of the most influential voices in American higher education on the intersection of vocation, career, and whole-person development. He is widely credited with transforming career services at Wake Forest into a nationally recognized model that goes beyond job placement.
At the upcoming NetVUE gathering, Chan will explore how intentional mentoring relationships help students develop vocational clarity, resilience, and a sense of purpose that sustains them across a lifetime, not just into a first job. His talk will challenge participants to reimagine what it means to prepare students for the future and will offer a framework for how mentors in any institutional context can guide students toward lives that matter.