Guiding your own success in graduate school means picking the right mentors; people with the right expertise, emotional intelligence, professional networks, time, and mentoring style to guide you through your studies and beyond.
Equally important is developing a good relationship with the people you choose. These relationships are reciprocal with you depending on them to provide support, expertise, and time, and them depending on you to be prepared, understand the demands on their time, and help build trust.
Guiding Your Own Success is a seminar that discusses the strategies for choosing the right mentors and building good relationships as a mentee. It will also discuss ways to get the most out of the mentorship resources available throughout the University and in your department.
Next session 1pm on Wednesday, October 8, via Zoom.