Developing Skills As A Mentor
This workshop describes elements of effective mentoring relationships and some of the skills that are required to establish and maintain mentoring relationships. Participants review their role in the promotion of mentoring 'culture' in their organization.
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Description
This workshop is aimed at individuals who have been, or are interested in becoming involved in the provision of mentoring to students and/or faculty in their program or organization. The session will focus on the development of participants' mentoring skills.
After participating in this workshop, participants will be able to: describe the elements of effective mentoring relationship; develop some of the skills that are required to establish and maintain mentoring relationships; and understand their role in the promotion of mentoring 'culture' in their organization
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