Faculty Mentoring
Mentoring is a cornerstone of Engineering Faculty Advancement.
Additional Mentoring Resources
Resources for Mentoring
- Making the Most of Mentorship
- Multicultural Student Affairs – Peer Mentor Program
- Student Mentor Association
Resources for Mentoring Undergraduate Students
- Office of Undergraduate Research
- Best Mentoring Practices – The Office of Undergraduate Research is committed to helping foster healthy and productive mentor/student relationships. The advice and direction provided by faculty mentors are crucial to the success of students in their research endeavors.
- Five Effective Strategies for Mentoring Undergraduates: Students’ Perspectives – An article in the Spring 2013 issue of CUR Quarterly, published by the Council on Undergraduate Research.
- Finding a Mentor – How to find a mentor and develop the mentor-mentee relationship
Resources for Mentoring Graduate Students
- The University of Michigan’s “How to Get the Mentoring You Want: A Guide for Graduate Students”
- Lead Graduate Professional Skills Collaborative
Resources for Mentoring Faculty
- Faculty Mentoring and Retention
- Doctoral Mentoring Fellows
- Extension Mentoring Program
- Faculty Diversity’s Faculty Mentoring and Retention Resources
- “Mentoring: A Personal Perspective” by Lisa G. Bullard and Richard M Felder
- “Teaching to Teachers: A Case for Mentoring” by Richard M Felder
- “Helping New Faculty Get Off to a Good Start” by Rebecca Brent and Richard M. Felder
National Mentorship Resources
- The National Mentoring Partnership
- Inside Higher Ed – How to Be a Great Mentor
- Hanover Research – Faculty Mentoring Models and Best Practices
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