Mentoring
Mentoring Links:
1. The Kendall Center Mentoring booklet2. The University of Michigan’s Giving and Getting Career Advice: A Guide for Junior and Senior Faculty
This is an excellent publication that provides mentoring advice for junior and more senior colleagues on a wide range of topics including, teaching, research, service, securing a permanent position, and preparing for a tenure review.
This essay offers advice and encouragement to new faculty who are in their first academic position and might be wondering if they truly “belong.”
4. Emory University’s tips and resources for mentors and mentees.
Links #1 and #2 provide short and sound advice to those individuals who are entering a mentor / mentee relationship.
This link provides a list of mentoring related academic studies for those who would like additional resources. Topics explored in the cited references include the benefits of effective mentoring, collective versus individual mentoring, examples of effective and ineffective mentoring, and barriers to effective mentoring among others.