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Mentoring

Characteristics of a Good Mentor: Seeks Understanding & Your Best Interests

April 5, 2018 by Scott Santibanez Leave a Comment

In the Introduction, Scott Santibanez framed a series on mentoring by the below request for advice he had received. Dear Dr. S, I am an incoming medical/public health student. I recently read one of your papers. From your faculty profile, I see you've pursued a career that integrates many of the things that I want to do! I'd love to meet to explore potential opportunities and discuss any career advice you think would be helpful. In today's post, he explores the importance of a mentor being Someone Who is Willing to … [Read more...] about Characteristics of a Good Mentor: Seeks Understanding & Your Best Interests

Filed Under: Christian Thought and Practice, Mentoring, Undergraduate Studies Tagged With: Career Stages, Characteristics of a Good Mentor, healthcare, Mentoring, Undergraduate Studies

Characteristics of a Good Mentor: A Doer, Life Experience

March 30, 2018 by Scott Santibanez Leave a Comment

Scott Santibanez introduced his series on  5 Characteristics You Probably Didn't Know to Look for in a Mentor with the  below request for advice and a consideration of Someone Who Differs From Your Preconceived Notions. Dear Dr. S, I am an incoming medical/public health student. I recently read one of your papers. From your faculty profile, I see you've pursued a career that integrates many of the things that I want to do! I'd love to meet to explore potential opportunities and discuss any career advice you think would … [Read more...] about Characteristics of a Good Mentor: A Doer, Life Experience

Filed Under: Christian Thought and Practice, Life in the Academy, Mentoring, Undergraduate Studies Tagged With: Career Stages, Characteristics of a Good Mentor, decision, decision making, healthcare, identity, Mentoring, self-knowledge, Undergraduate Studies

5 Characteristics You Probably Didn’t Know to Look for in a Mentor: Introduction

March 22, 2018 by Scott Santibanez Leave a Comment

Dear Dr. S, I am an incoming medical/public health student. I recently read one of your papers. From your faculty profile, I see you've pursued a career that integrates many of the things that I want to do! I'd love to meet to explore potential opportunities and discuss any career advice you think would be helpful. … [Read more...] about 5 Characteristics You Probably Didn’t Know to Look for in a Mentor: Introduction

Filed Under: Christian Thought and Practice, Mentoring, Undergraduate Studies Tagged With: Career Stages, Characteristics of a Good Mentor, healthcare, Mentoring, Undergraduate Studies

Teaching Tips: Growing in Respect, Learning to Fly

May 15, 2017 by Beth Madison Leave a Comment

Beth Madison recently shared some of her tips on teaching in Humility, Caring, and Cheerleading. Here she follows up with a few teaching ideas learned from Ephesians. Ephesians 4:15 (NLT) Instead, we will speak the truth in love, growing in every way more and more like Christ, who is the head of his body, the church. This passage encourages me to remember two things about my students when I'm teaching:   They need to fly–Like a mother eagle pushes her eaglets out of the nest to learn to fly, I try to … [Read more...] about Teaching Tips: Growing in Respect, Learning to Fly

Filed Under: Academic Vocations, Christian Colleges and Universities, Life in the Academy, Mentoring, Science Corner, The University Tagged With: academic vocations, Christian Colleges and Universities, life in the academy, Mentoring, Teaching Tips, Teaching Tips Series Spring 2017

How I found Mentors

December 8, 2016 by Kateri Collins Leave a Comment

Kateri Collins has been sharing her experiences preparing for graduate school with ESN this year. Now that she has started her program, she explores  her stories of finding mentoring and offers tips. Check out Kateri's other pieces: the story of her graduate school search  and a reflection on  inhabiting transitional time well. Image: Painting by Kateri Collins.   … [Read more...] about How I found Mentors

Filed Under: Mentoring Tagged With: black scholars and professionals, BSAP, discernment, diversity, Expressive Art Therapy, Mentoring, Prayer, race, vocation

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