Now more than ever before, employees are expecting their employers to prioritize and support their personal and professional well-being. In this article from Forbes, learn more about how mentoring relationships in the workplace contribute to positive outcomes for working professionals, including improved well-being, support for […]
The National Science Foundation (NSF), third-largest federal research funding stream for universities, is now requiring all grant applicants to submit a mentoring plan for graduate students, with a goal of expanding the pipeline from graduate school to the workforce. “We know […]
What is the difference between networking and relationship-building? For many college students and working professionals, they see “networking” as the thing you do when you’re looking for a job. It’s seeking out people for informational interviews and career conversations with the hope of landing a […]
In this article from the Chronicle of Evidence-Based Mentoring (reprinted from Forbes.com), learn how to seek out mentoring relationships and ask someone to serve in a mentorship role. “You can ask someone for a one-time coffee, of course, but connecting with someone multiple times can […]
In this article for The American Journal of Medicine, Dr. Smita Pakhale shares five lessons on mentoring students from underrepresented groups (URG). She emphasizes the importance of understanding social determinants that URG students face in academic spaces.