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P-MAX: Mentoring Philosophy: Writing your Own as the foundation of a Mentoring Plan In-Person
Strong mentorship requires commitment and intentionality on the part of the mentor, and a Mentoring Philosophy can serve as the foundation for effective mentoring and teaching and learning. A Mentoring Philosophy is an introspective statement that explains and justifies the way you approach personal and professional relationships with students as you guide the students through development into a professional. Many granting agencies and all of our internal ones (BUILD, LCRC, RCMI) are now requiring a Mentoring Plan as part of the proposal in addition to a short mentoring paragraph in your biosketches; yet most faculty have never composed one. Participants in this workshop will learn common topics included in such a statement as well as better practices for writing a mentoring Philosophy. By the end of the workshop, participants will have composed a one-paragraph Mentoring Philosophy as a building block into a larger Mentoring Plan.
Join via zoom here: https://xula.zoom.us/j/99653588593