Discuss with your Social Studies teacher what type of mentor would best suit your project needs. Below is a list of Geography categories outlining professions in each area. Consult this list for possible mentor candidates.
 

Regional Geography Area Specialists City Planners Intelligence Agents Government Officials Non-profit Organization Administrators (e.g., Peace Corps., Habitat for Humanity) Neighborhood Council Members International Business Representatives Travel Agents Cartography & Geographic Information Systems Engineers Landscape Architects Surveyors Planners and Land Developers Real Estate Agents State & Federal Agency Employees (e.g., Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of the Census, U.S. Geological Survey, Defense Mapping Agency) Geographic Information Systems Specialists Remote Sensing Analysts Cartographer Urban and Regional Planning City Managers Transportation Planners Health Service Planners Economic Development Council Members Recreation Facilities Manager Waste Management  Water and Air Control Management Comprehensive City Planners

Economic Geography Market Research Regional Sales Site/Situation Analysts Demographers Labor Specialists Retail Corporation Administrators Traffic Managers Route Delivery Managers Real Estate Broker/Appraiser Geographic Education Elementary and Secondary Teachers College Professors Community Education Administrators Physical Geography, Earth Science and Environmental Studies Environmental Managers Forest Technicians Park Rangers Camp Directors and Outdoor Educators Meterorlogists Climatologists