Embedded Files
Annual Workshop for Early Career Scholars
Annual Workshop for Early Career Scholars
In conjunction with the upcoming Hume Conference in Oxford, the Hume Society is sponsoring the 12th Annual Early Career Scholar Mentoring Workshop. The program consists of both a one-on-one mentoring opportunity and a group workshop for all Early Career Scholars to attend (mentors need not attend).
In conjunction with the upcoming Hume Conference in Oxford, the Hume Society is sponsoring the 12th Annual Early Career Scholar Mentoring Workshop. The program consists of both a one-on-one mentoring opportunity and a group workshop for all Early Career Scholars to attend (mentors need not attend).
Mentor-mentee pairing has been finalized, so the opportunity to participate in this part of the program has passed.
Mentor-mentee pairing has been finalized, so the opportunity to participate in this part of the program has passed.
The Early Career Mentoring Workshop will take place from 10:30-13:30 Monday July 1 in the William Doo Lounge (in the William Doo Undergraduate Centre) with lunch at Wadham college. See here for a map of the college.
The Early Career Mentoring Workshop will take place from 10:30-13:30 Monday July 1 in the William Doo Lounge (in the William Doo Undergraduate Centre) with lunch at Wadham college. See here for a map of the college.
Lunch will be provided for mentees and mentors who have already indicated their participation in the workshop (check your email for further details). Additional early career scholars (undergraduates to pre-tenure), mentors, and Executive Committee members are welcome to join the workshop, but lunch will not be provided.
Lunch will be provided for mentees and mentors who have already indicated their participation in the workshop (check your email for further details). Additional early career scholars (undergraduates to pre-tenure), mentors, and Executive Committee members are welcome to join the workshop, but lunch will not be provided.
Questions? Contact the Early Career Scholars Mentoring Program Co-Coordinators: Katie Paxman (katie_paxman@byu.edu) or Liz Goodnick (lizgoodnick@gmail.com).
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse