Education Workshop Series | Developing Your Mentoring Philosophy | Individualized Mentoring Statements
Date and Time
December 12, 2019
12:30PM - 02:00PM EST
Location
Modell 100A | 210 Longwood Ave | HMS
HMS | Curriculum Fellows Program | 2019 Education Workshop Series
A workshop for graduate students and postdocs to create individualized mentoring statements.
Temperance Rowell, PhD | Curriculum Fellow, Harvard | MIT MD-PhD Program
Formal and informal mentoring relationships often occur for graduate students and postdocs in the laboratory, classroom, or paracurricular activities. Yet when assuming the position of a mentor in a mentoring relationship, what do you consider to be your role to your mentee? How do you clearly convey your approach, values, and expectations to your mentee? In this workshop, participants will discuss qualities of good mentorship and common themes in mentoring philosophies as they reflect on their personal approach to mentorship. Participants will then begin to develop a mentorship statement to be used in mentoring relationships.
RSVP HERE or email: cfp@hms.harvard.edu.
A workshop for graduate students and postdocs to create individualized mentoring statements.
Temperance Rowell, PhD | Curriculum Fellow, Harvard | MIT MD-PhD Program
Formal and informal mentoring relationships often occur for graduate students and postdocs in the laboratory, classroom, or paracurricular activities. Yet when assuming the position of a mentor in a mentoring relationship, what do you consider to be your role to your mentee? How do you clearly convey your approach, values, and expectations to your mentee? In this workshop, participants will discuss qualities of good mentorship and common themes in mentoring philosophies as they reflect on their personal approach to mentorship. Participants will then begin to develop a mentorship statement to be used in mentoring relationships.
RSVP HERE or email: cfp@hms.harvard.edu.