Sentences with phrase «from faculty mentors»

As Jackson Scholars, we are given opportunities to work with and learn from faculty mentors who are loving, welcoming, critical and passionate, because they understand intimately and firsthand the struggles we face within institutions that are deeply mired in histories of inequality.

Participants also will have an opportunity to present a Grand Rounds seminar with support from a faculty mentor.

Not exact matches

For example, setting up mentor groups where several students could meet with one or two faculty members in a group to discuss common questions and to learn from each other's experiences is a future possibility.

The Chicago Guide to Your Academic Career: A Portable Mentor for Scholars From Graduate School Through Tenure, by John Goldsmith, John Komlos, and Penny Schine Gold (University of Chicago Press, 2001), aspires to give graduate students and junior faculty a candid introduction to an academic career

The mentors are selected from both current and retired University of Toronto faculty.

Rather than quietly accept negative conditions and live in fear, probationary faculty should engage their mentors and department chairs from the start in a dialogue about expectations.

The remainder of the postdoc's income should ideally come from «external support generated by the candidate in collaboration with their faculty mentors,» the announcement continues.

Do faculty have a stronger obligation to mentor students or postdocs from underrepresented groups?

Depending upon how they are organized, graduate training programs may present students with anything from a dozen to a few hundred faculty members who are approved to be thesis mentors.

After 29 years of fulfilling the responsibilities of a science faculty member, administrator, and mentor to younger scientists, Johnson describes his experiences, from his early days as an assistant professor to his transition to administration, and offers advice to academic scientists who are just starting out.

A new study of science PhDs who embarked on careers between 2004 and 2014 showed that while nearly two - thirds chose employment outside academic science, their reasons for doing so had little to do with the advice they received from faculty advisors, other scientific mentors, family, or even graduate school peers.

It's a pleasure for all of us — mentors, faculty and staff — to work with and guide these very talented and promising young people from across our community and from across the country.

Students, many people have helped you to get to this special moment in your lives: your faculty mentors; the staff, from the librarians, to the program coordinators, to the staff in operations and student enrollment services; and, of course, your parents, grandparents, partners, children, and friends.

You will serve as a teaching fellow in Harvard's array of Data Wise courses and will receive feedback from faculty, mentors, and peers as you coach teams in the field.

The group will create a space for scholars in this emerging field to learn from each other, further define this area of study, and mentor junior scholars pursuing this line of inquiry as graduate students and junior faculty.

Our lives were transformed by the chance to learn from great faculty, engage in formative extracurricular activities, and make lifelong connections to peers as well as inspiring mentors,» Gardner said.

That's how, for example, he could see that he was on track with his evaluations of teachers - because his scores jibed with others from a teacher's faculty peers and mentors.

The faculty members learn from their student mentors instructional strategies for integrating technology into their courses and increase their technological skills.

Incoming students benefit from a campuswide focus on quickly orienting them to campus, integrating them into campus life, and connecting them to faculty mentors in their chosen discipline.

REA also gathered data from Hunter faculty and host school mentors and principals focusing on residents» preparation, readiness, confidence, and integration into school culture.

Daily coaching and support from a Cooperating Teacher, and regular coaching and support from a Mentor (a full - time Summit Learning Teacher Residency faculty member),

Our faculty and staff community spans from newly minted teachers and professionals, to others that have been with us for years and have grown into leadership and mentor roles.

Ernie Silvers: Over the years, my involvement with the scholarship committee, interest in education and encouragement from mentors Dick Dixon and Dr. Pat McInturff led to my becoming an adjunct faculty member at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB).

Contact: Select trained faculty member with guidance from your mentor and / or department chair to arrange pre - observation, classroom observation, and post-observation meetings.

Now in its second year, Facebook Open Academy has brought together 250 students from 25 universities around the world with faculty and industry mentors.

She graduated from and is now on the faculty of The Academy for Dog Trainers, a 2 year program, where she coaches and mentors students in the program.

Seek wise counsel, of course, from mentors, faculty members, advisors, a career coach, career services professionals, and others, but the choice is ultimately yours.

They created a true innovation, a now - weekly course solely devoted to processing what the students were experiencing in response to their coursework (and distance from home), and they also provided students with emotionally available tutors, mentors, program assistants, and faculty.

She graduated from and is now on the faculty of The Academy for Dog Trainers, a 2 year program, where she coaches and mentors students in the program.