Mentorship & Peer Programs
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Mentorship Database
Looking for a peer, alumni or career mentor? The Mentorship Database has a listing of over 90 Mentorship Programs available on campus so you can choose the one that is right for you.
4th September 2018
Access & Inclusion Peer Programs
Request a one-on-one meeting with a Mentor Navigator or join us at one of our workshops or events. Visit the Leadership, Mentorship & Clubs Calendar – Access & Inclusion Peer Programs on CLNx for a complete list of workshops and events.
4th September 2018
Mentor Leadership Certificate
A CCR-recognized opportunity for current Peer Mentors to supplement their mentoring experiences by participating in campus workshops and events that contribute to their overall leadership development. Learn about the Mentor Leadership Certificate.
1st September 2018
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The four phases of mentorship
These resources are designed for current peer mentors or staff, faculty, or students who are running or developing mentoring programs.
Mentorship is a learning relationship between two or more people, and it typically follows four phases:
- Preparing: the discovery phase, when you find out if mentorship is right for you.
- Negotiating: the business phase, when you help your mentee set learning goals.
- Enabling growth: the work phase, when you support and provide feedback to your mentee.
- Coming to closure: the assessment stage, where you assess the value of your mentoring relationship and move forward.
Images in slideshow by Michelle Gibson Photography.