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Presented at ACPA 2009, Washington DC.Abstract: According to John Crosby, “mentoring is a brain to pick, an ear to listen and a push in the right direction.” Designed for mentors and mentees alike, this session will use storytelling, presentation, group discussion, and reflection to help participants create and refine a purposeful mentoring relationship in support of both the mentor’s and mentee’s professional development.
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PurposefulProfessionalMentoring
The Lessons Learned
(and Still Being Learned)
Introductions
MikeSeveryUNC Pembroke
Ellen CampbellKent State University
LauraUlmer
Wingate University
Program Style
Really?
Presenter details
Life is short.
Talk fast.
Audience details
faculty
seasoned professionals
mid-level professionals
new professionals
graduate students
identify as a
mentor
identify as a
mentee
looking for a
mentor
looking for a
mentee
Our lives are being developed over timethrough a series of
meaningful experiences
What is a Mentor?
Mentor
Mentor
Mentor
Mentor
Mentor
…a brain to pick
…an ear to listen
…a push in the right direction
Mentoring isa brain to pick,
an ear to listen,
and a push in the right direction.
John Crosby
Importance of being a mentor
PAUSE
Benefits of a mentoring relationship
SusanKomives
Requirements for Success
different needs?probably.
Effective Process
Topics for discussion: Transitions
Topics for discussion: Celebrations
Topics for discussion: Challenges
politicsof getting the job done
Topics for discussion: professional development
collaboration
publish
present
read(and discuss)
Turning Knowledge into
Action
finding a mentor
evolution of the relationship
Instantmessaging
Ellen Campbell, Kent State University
ellenanncampbell@gmail.com
Mike Severy, UNC – Pembroke
michael.severy@uncp.edu
Laura Ulmer, Wingate University
lulmer@wingate.edu
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