Session:
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Developing Successful Mentoring Relationships
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Paper Type:
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Invited
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Title:
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Mutual Mentoring: What Works and Why It Is So Valuable*
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Meeting:
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2017 Summer Meeting: Cincinnati, Ohio |
Location:
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N/A |
Date:
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Time:
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9:00AM
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Author:
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Anne J. Cox,, Eckerd College,
7278648435, coxaj@eckerd.edu
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Co-Author(s):
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Cindy Blaha, Linda Fritz, Barbara Whitten
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Abstract:
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We were part of an NSF ADVANCE grant mutual mentoring project for senior women faculty in chemistry and physics that began in 2007. We have continued our bi-monthly mentoring meetings for the past 10 years (well beyond the initial grant funding) because of the surprising value we found in having peer mentors. This talk will discuss what seems to have made our mentoring group so long-lasting as well as our initial work to spread this approach to others in the physics community through a new NSF-ADVANCE project: eAlliances- Uniting Isolated Physicists and Astronomers, http://ealliances.aapt.org.
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Footnotes:
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*Support provided by NSF ADVANCE-PLAN D (HRD-1500529) and NSF-ADVANCE PAID (HRD-0619150).
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Presentation:
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session_DD_02_cox_mutual_mentoring.pdf
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