For Mentors
Please see other resources specifically about diversity and mentorship here.
Mentors additionally have access to faculty lead seminars focused on professional development. Materials and recordings from these workshops will be shared with active mentors after each event.
Interested in getting involved as a mentor? Sign up here!
A guide to mentoring, expectations, and resources for grad-student mentors within the Field Guides program.
Hosted by Dr. Amanda Hund, this seminar covers the importance of mentoring for success in STEM fields and shared strategies for building successful mentoring relationships.
FIELD GUIDE MENTOR-MENTEE RESOURCES
We encourage each Field Guide mentor-mentee pairing to complete both the mentoring agreement and the goal setting sheet linked below at the beginning of each semester.
A worksheet to guide conversation around communication and expectations for your mentorship pair each semester.
This worksheet is intended to guide your thinking and conversation regarding goals you wish to accomplish as a mentorship pair.
An abbreviated version of an MBTI test to learn about each other’s communication styles to understand and work together more effectively.
WHERE TO DIRECT YOUR MENTEE:
We don't expect you to have answers to every one of your mentee's questions! If you feel outside of your area of expertise/experience, or just want to provide additional resources -- check out the recorded seminar and guide below given by the CBS Student Services.
A short seminar packed full of academic or career-focused resources available to CBS students given by the CBS Student Center!
A short guide from the CBS Student Center with links to a wide variety of resources and advisors available for students in CBS.
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