FACULTY MENTORING PROGRAM 

The Faculty Mentoring Program is an integral component of faculty professional development. The purpose of the program is to facilitate peer collaboration and support between a mentee (a faculty member new to the instructional environment at NPC) and a mentor (a faculty member who is well-versed in teaching and technology), as we believe that faculty mentors can contribute significantly to the development of the mentees’ pedagogical and technological skills, leading to improved self-efficacy, job satisfaction, and collegial networking. 

The first semester teaching in a new environment can be intimidating, but with the help from a group of highly experienced and motivated mentors, we hope our new faculty will have a smooth transition and adjustment. 

2024-2025 Faculty Mentors

• Andi De Bellis – Faculty Mentoring Program Coordinator

• Ruth Creek-Rhoades – Faculty in College and Career Preparation 

• Richard Harris – Faculty in Spanish 

• Eleanore Hempsey – Faculty in Biology 

• Anthony Hill – Faculty in College and Career Preparation 

• Ferryn Sam – Faculty in Cosmetology 

• Chun-Hung Wang – Faculty in Chemistry 

• Xu (Shirley) Xie – Faculty in Mathematics  

Click her to view the NPC Faculty Mentoring Guidebook (2024-2025)