A mentor must be a Colorado attorney or judge, with an active license, in good standing or retired Colorado attorney or judge, who retired from the practice in good standing. The mentor must be licensed to practice law for a minimum of five years (in any jurisdiction) and have no history of suspension, disbarment, or pending disciplinary actions, including diversion programs.

Apply to become a CAMP mentor by creating a profile here.

A mentee must be a licensed, active Colorado lawyer, who is either practicing or is intending to practice law in Colorado – OR – a current Colorado law student – OR – a law school graduate working toward or awaiting licensing to practice law in Colorado – OR – a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional (LLP). 

If you are unsure if you qualify to be a mentee, send an e-mail to CAMP Director of Mentoring Rebecca Payo at r.payo@csc.state.co.us.

Apply to become a CAMP mentee by a creating a profile here.

Before any match is made, CAMP takes the time to get to know you. Our team has a one-on-one conversation with every mentor and mentee to understand your background, goals, and what you hope to gain from mentoring.

Once you create your profile, you’ll be invited to schedule a pre-match consultation—ensuring your mentoring experience is meaningful, personalized, and designed for success.

The Colorado Attorney Mentoring Program is one of the only legal mentoring programs in the nation to utilize an innovative software platform to assist mentoring pairs in structuring and facilitating their mentoring relationships.

The use of the CAMP’s mentoring software is completely optional. However, for mentoring pairs seeking an intuitive, paperless way to work through a mentoring plan, schedule meetings, goal plan, and communicate with one another, the software platform is a very useful tool.