As part of the Peer Mentoring Program, below are training resources to help you excel in your role as a mentor. The chart below reflects key takeaways from the book, Entering Mentoring, for you to ...

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences describes mentoring as "a relationship between a more experienced person, the mentor, and a less experienced person, the mentee or trainee, within ...

My (Victoria) first full-time role after completing my Ph.D. in world history combined teaching with administration; I suddenly had to oversee a curriculum, manage instructors and teach several ...

The journey from mentee to mentor is a nuanced one where the boundaries blur and expertise accumulates over time. This transition marks a shift from receiving guidance to becoming a guiding force by ...

The Northwestern Provost’s Small Group Faculty Mentoring Program is a University-wide program that promotes career advancement, scholarly growth and well-being for early career faculty. Four ...

Mentorship plays a vital role in the scientific community to foster personal and professional growth. As a scientific trainee, you’ll navigate both sides of the mentorship equation, providing and ...

Jacquie Rajerison (left) and Professor Eric Sanford (right) at the Bodega Marine Reserve. (Jackie Sones) Interacting with your professors can be one of the most rewarding parts of your experience as ...

Having a great mentor is, perhaps, the most powerful resource that a young lawyer has in his or her arsenal – much more so than fancy offices or laptops or even tailor-made suits (though none of those ...

These days, given the overcrowded, highly competitive nature of business, there's never been a better time to build a stronger, more collaborative relationship with your mentor. Mentorship is one of ...