A secondary Mentor, in my opinion, is one who will be on standby just in case the primary mentor has to drop out. A secondary mentor should also know everything that pertains to ones project. But a secondary mentor should not be depended upon while the primary mentor is available. Thier role is just for the purpose of standing by.
When looking for the best places to find a mentor, the schools directory would have to be the best place to find one. But honestly, "I have no ideal".
In conclusion when looking for a mentor, their work load is very important. For example, if a mentor has too many candidates, his or here time is very limited creating a cloudy relationship. Make sure he or she are not burned out in their particular field. Reason being, if their not motivated in their own work, why should they be interested in yours.
These are just my thoughts, not facts.
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