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What does TISP stand for?
Trailblazers In Stem Program
We are the nation's FIRST all-inclusive mentorship platform!
TISP Goals
TISP Goals
Expand Mentorship Network
Continuously grow our network of mentors from diverse professional backgrounds.
Enhance Student Resources
Provide comprehensive workshops on essential skills such as grant writing, interview preparation, and professional communication.
Promote Inclusivity
Ensure that students from all fields and backgrounds feel welcome and supported.
Facilitate Professional Development
Offer opportunities for teaching, leadership, and wellness.
Foster Community Engagement
Keep our community informed and connected through LinkedIn, Instagram, newsletters, and email.
Mission Statement
Trailblazers In STEM Program was founded on a mission of closing the gap that exists between undergraduate students and mentors who work in a variety of professions. Our goal is to create a collaborative, encouraging atmosphere where students can meet mentors who will help them on their academic and career paths. We look forward to empowering the upcoming generation of leaders by offering easily available mentorship, workshops, and resources across the nation
Our Slogan
“Ignite your light”
FAQ
Do I have to be from a STEM field to become a mentor?
No, we are looking to recruit graduate students from ALL disciples (Law, Medical, ect.), pharmaceutical industry leaders, and current faculty.
What if my mentor is not available?
Please email contact.tisp@gmail.com
How do I schedule a Zoom room with a mentor?
You can schedule a Zoom room with a mentor by visiting your mentor of interest’s Zoom scheduling page office hour sign-up link. Next, select an available time slot that fits both your schedule and the mentor’s availability. A Zoom link will be provided upon confirmation.
Where can I find information about mentors and mentees?
You can find detailed profiles of mentors and mentees, including pictures and a brief synopsis of their background, on our Mentor/Mentee page
Who are the founders of TISP?
TISP was founded by Elizabeth and Rashad, both of whom are first-generation students passionate about bridging the mentorship gap in STEM and other fields. You can read more about their journey on the Founders page.
What is the mission of TISP?
The mission of the Trailblazers In STEM Program is to close the gap between undergraduate students and mentors from various professions, fostering a collaborative and supportive environment for academic and career development.
What are the goals of TISP?
Our goals include expanding the mentorship network, enhancing student resources, promoting inclusivity, facilitating professional development, and fostering community engagement.
What types of workshops does TISP offer?
TISP offers a variety of student enrichment workshops such as how to send a rotation email, PhD interview simulation workshops, and grant writing workshops.
How do I sign up to be a mentee?
You can sign up to be a mentee or mentor by filling out the appropriate Google Form available on our Mentee Sign Up Form.
How can I stay updated with TISP news and events?
You can stay updated by subscribing to our monthly newsletter. Sign up on our Newsletter page to receive the latest news, events, and updates.
What does TISP stand for?
TISP stands for Trailblazers In STEM Program.
What is the purpose of TISP?
The purpose of TISP is to provide a collaborative network of professional and graduate students to undergraduate students nationwide, addressing the disparity in resources and mentorship across various fields of study.
What questions are included in the mentee application?
The mentee application includes questions about academic and career goals, specific areas of mentorship sought, previous mentoring experiences, expectations from the mentor, and preferred communication methods.
What questions are included in the mentor application?
The mentor application includes questions about professional background, motivation for becoming a mentor, areas of expertise, previous mentoring experiences, and preferred communication methods.
How can I contact TISP?
You can contact TISP via email at contact.tisp@gmail.com or connect with us on Instagram
How can I get involved as a mentor?
Graduate students from all disciplines are encouraged to join our mentorship network. You can sign up by filling out the Mentor Sign-Up Form. Mentors need to submit a letter of acceptance for verification purposes.
What if my mentor is not available?
If your mentor is not available, please email [contact.tisp@gmail.com] for assistance.
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Questions & Concerns?
Email: contact.tisp@gmail.com
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