Mentoring

• CareerWISE

  CareerWISE is an up-and-coming program designed to facilitate career development for women in science.   Please stay tuned for more information as it will be posted as it becomes availble.

  Organization: An ASU project supported by the National Science Foundation

  
  

• SHADES - Multicultural Mentoring Program

  SHADES is a Multicultural Mentoring Program for future scientists.  However, if the sciences aren't your specialty you are still welcome to participate in this program.  SHADES promotes mentoring across many disciplines forming a network of support which fosters professional development and information exchange. SHADES employs multi-level mentoring where graduate students informally support each other as they work together and as they mentor undergraduates. Contact: Debra Crusoe or Jennifer Cason in the Graduate College.

  Organization: ASU - Graduate College Website: http://graduate.asu.edu/diversity/shades.html

  
  

• How to Mentor Graduate Students - A Faculty Guide

  A guide to help those in the mentoring role provide quality mentoring to their graduate students. (pdf)

  Organization: The Graduate School - University of Washington Website: http://www.grad.washington.edu/

  
  

• How to Mentor Graduate Students - A Guide for Faculty at a Diverse University

  Here is a guide created for mentors based on suggestions from a mentees perspective.  (pdf)

  Organization: The Rackham School of Graduate Studies - University of Michigan Website: http://www.rackham.umich.edu/

  
  

• Mentor and Graduate Student Strategies for Success

  An overview of mentoring and the roles of both the student and the faculty mentor. (pdf)

  Organization: School of Interdisciplinary and Graduate Studies - University of Louisville Website: https://graduate.louisville.edu

  
  

• How to Get the Mentoring You Want - A Guide For Grad Students

  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)

  Organization: The Rackham School of Graduate Studies - University of Michigan Website: http://www.rackham.umich.edu/

  
  

• How to Obtain the Mentoring You Need - A Grad Student Guide

  A guide for Graduate Students that provides tools and suggestions to ensure they get the mentoring they need. (pdf)

  Organization: The Graduate School - University of Washington Website: http://www.grad.washington.edu/

  
  

• College of Design

  Industry professionals (as available) and advanced graduate students are paired with more  junior graduate students. Contact: Melissa Zlatow.

  
  

• 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, resumé 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.