Graduate Faculty must complete mentor training, based on evidence-based practices, with a minimum frequency of once every five years. Initial training requires at least three hours of training.

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences describes mentoring as "a relationship between a more experienced person, the mentor, and a less experienced person, the mentee or trainee, within ...

In this interactive experience, participants will gain confidence in handling mentoring conversations and dilemmas, learn about resources for effective mentoring, and create a mentoring plan that can ...

The Graduate School hosts Mentoring Mentors workshops each semester. "Mentoring Mentors" is a multi-part workshop series for faculty and postdocs that will include discussions of aligning expectations ...

As part of the Peer Mentoring Program, below are training resources to help you excel in your role as a mentor. The chart below reflects key takeaways from the book, Entering Mentoring, for you to ...

The CTSC T32 grant-supported Clinical and Translational Scientist Training Program for Postdoctoral Researchers aims to develop Clinical/Translational scientists with skills for interdisciplinary work ...

Northwestern supports the cultivation of an inclusive community of individuals who are dedicated to excellence in mentoring, who model diverse and inclusive mentoring practices, and who help others ...