Black Matadors Connect makes it simple to connect with and get advice from the Black Matadors community. All you have to do is ask.
Just ask and we’ll do the rest. What we will not do is sell or share your information or spam you.
Matadors love helping students and fellow alumni. So what’s one question you have for someone who’s done what’s ahead of you?
Need help with an idea or active startup? Wondering about career options?
Our technology (powered by Protopia) uses AI to find the best experts to answer you.
We recruit until you have one or more responses, delivered via email.
And build your network by continuing to stay in touch (such as via LinkedIn).
Not sure how to ask? We’ve got a short video that will turn you into a networking rock star.
Literally anything to help with your academic or professional development. There are thousands of alumni, faculty, staff, and friends that can help with class projects, building and growing a startup, or figuring out career options.
Think of your question as an advertisement. Share who you are, what you are doing, and what you need help with. Keep it short and sweet. Here’s a short video on how to craft a great question that will get you results and help build your network.
Yes, of course! Once we make a match you’ll have direct, one-to-one communication and can ask additional questions.
We send your request to the most relevant and available alumni, faculty, and staff based on your question.
No. We make our matches based on availability, proximity, experience, and skills.
No. You can ask as many questions as you would like. In fact, we encourage it as this is the simplest way for you to build your professional network.
Your question will not be made public. It will be seen only by matched experts and a handful of administrators.
Our goal is to get you answers within three business days. But it depends on what you’re asking. It can go as quickly as an hour to as long as 10 days or more.
It has never been simpler to get help from others that have done what’s ahead of you.
Seriously.
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