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You made it to the end of the semester, congratulations! This month, we’re diving into your “why” in public health - the core motivations and values that drew you to public health. Understanding your personal and professional purpose is key to making intentional decisions about your education, career path, and long-term goals.
During this meeting, mentees should time to reflect on what inspires their commitment to public health. Mentors and mentees should come ready to share stories, values, and experiences that have shaped their journeys. This conversation is a chance to strengthen your connection and identify ways to align your future steps with your passion and purpose.
Preparing for Your Third Meeting
Preparing for Your Third Meeting
Mentor Preparation
Mentor Preparation
Reflect on your "why": What initially drew you to the field of public health? What keeps you engaged today?
Think about pivotal experiences or values that have shaped your professional journey.
Be prepared to share stories or examples that illustrate how your purpose has guided your career decisions.
Consider how your "why" has evolved over time and how that evolution has influenced your goals and impact.
Mentee Preparation
Mentee Preparation
Prepare a Meeting Agenda: Think about how you can leverage your "why" in your studies, internships, and other activities. Consider any areas where you might need support or development.
Take time to reflect on what led you to pursue public health. What issues, values, or experiences have influenced your decision?
Jot down a few personal or academic moments that affirmed your interest in the field.
Think about the kind of work you hope to do in the future and how it connects to your core motivations.
Resources to Support Your Third Meeting
Resources to Support Your Third Meeting
Mid-Point Mentorship Survey
Mid-Point Mentorship Survey
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