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Mentoring
How to Get the Mentoring You Want A guide that will provide you with an understanding of mentoring, and also assist you with finding a mentor and working with that mentor to ensure a positive relationship. (pdf)
How to Mentor Graduate Students A companion guide for Faculty to ensure effective mentoring of graduate students. (pdf)
Mentor and Graduate Student Strategies for Success An overview of mentoring and the roles of both the student and the faculty mentor. (pdf)
Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law through the ASU Bar Association Second and third year law students are matched with first year students. Second and third year students provide advice on course work habits, outline and exam preparation, resume preparation, job interviewing skills, and adjusting to law school culture. Contact: ASU Bar Association President, Erin Lister.
School of Human Evolution and Social Change Advanced graduate students serve as peer mentors for incoming graduate students.
Contact: SHESC Association of Anthropology Graduate Students President, Melissa Kruse.
College of Design Industry professionals (as available) and advanced graduate students are paired with more junior graduate students. Contact: Melissa Zlatow.
Multicultural Mentoring Program Shades in Science: Multicultural Mentoring - Underrepresented students in STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) fields are mentors for each other, forming a network of support and information exchange. Unlike most mentoring programs, Shades employs multi-level mentoring where graduate students informally support each other as they work together and as they mentor undergraduates. Contact: