Account Settings

Updating your profile is simple. When registering in the mentoring portal you should have received a message from mentoring@extension.org.

To update your profile search for mentoring@extension.org. If that does not work you can also search for noreply@formresponse.com, or the subject line “We have received your response for Mentorship Intake”

If neither of those searches works you can contact Aaron Weibe at aaronweibe@extension.org and ask for his assistance.

Resources Updates

Updating your submissions is simple. When submitting a resources you should have received a message from noreply@formresponse.com or Aaron Weibe.

To update your profile search noreply@formresponse.com or Aaron Weibe. If that does not work you can also search for the subject line “We have received your response for Mentorship Resources Submission”.

If neither of those searches works you can contact Aaron Weibe at aaronweibe@extension.org and ask for his assistance.

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