The Science of Effective mentorship in stemm
A Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) Graduate Deans Dissemination Event in Collaboration with the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM)
OUR Commitment to an accessible, inclusive, and respectful meeting
Diversity of voices, social inclusion, and respect are at the heart of what we do at both the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) and the Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) and we regard diversity of perspectives as a source of strength and richness to our work. We are committed to identifying, preventing, and removing barriers to participation at this event. We aim to make our workshop a welcoming, inclusive event, and are continually working to improve the experience of our attendees; to provide feedback and make suggestions, we encourage you to reach out to us at mentoring@nas.edu. As an attendee, we ask that you:
- Aim to understand and learn from each other
- Work to not interrupt those who are speaking
- Spirited discussions are expected on these topics – see this as a sign that folks are engaged and care, and remember to be respectful as you speak and listen
- Avoid assumptions or generalizations about groups. Do not ask individuals to speak for their (perceived) group.
- Commit to using a microphone when you ask questions, so that everyone can hear
- Be aware of attendees using canes or wheelchairs and give them room to get around
- Give up an easily accessible seat if someone needs it
The National Academies are committed to the principles of diversity, integrity, civility and respect in all our activities. We look to you to be a partner in this commitment by helping us to maintain a professional and cordial environment. More information about expectations for participants in National Academies activities can be found on our website.
RESOURCES
Note: The links below will bring you to websites based outside of this server.
NASEM "The Science of Effective Mentorship in STEMM" Report
- Full Report
- Report Highlights
- Online Implementation Guide
- Public Release (video of event on 10/31/2019)
Big Ten Academic Alliance-Sponsored Initiatives
Resources on Mentorship in the Humanities
- Report: Report of the MLA Task Force on Ethical Conduct in Graduate Education (MLA)
- Report: The Integration of the Humanities and Arts with Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine in Higher Education (NASEM)
- Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities (a2ru)
- Humanities PhD Project (University of Michigan)
- Imagine PhD
General Resources on Research Mentorship
Session materials & CROWD-SOURCED ideas
Session 1: Welcome, Introductions and Overview of Consensus Report
- Session 1 - Question / Comment Form
Session 2: Sharing Existing Models to Advance Mentorship Efforts
Session 3: Capacity Building and Institutional Culture Change
- Session 3 - Participant Repository
Session 4: Extending this Work Beyond STEMM
- Session 4 - Participant Repository
Session 5: Institutional Planning
- Session 5 - Participant Repository