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Preparing mentors for their role is essential. Though most research tells us that you cannot teach or train someone how to be a mentor, there is tremendous value in preparing mentors for their upcoming experience through self-reflection, setting expectations, and discussion. Ultimately, mentors will learn and develop their skills while they are mentoring. For this reason, in addition to preparing mentors for their role, it is critical to create a supportive and inclusive community to support mentors during their mentoring experience. This “Mentoring Training Toolkit” distills what was
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TEAM MEMBERS: Emily Stoeth Su-Jen Roberts Karen Tingley Jason Aloisio
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The field of ecology is poised to substantially contribute to the creation of a socially and environmentally equitable urban future. To realize this contribution, the field of ecology must create strategies that ensure inclusion of underrepresented minorities so that a broad array of experiences and ideas collectively address challenges inherent to a sustainable urban future. Despite efforts to recruit and retain underrepresented racial minorities (URM) in the sciences, graduation rates have only slightly increased over the last several decades. While research mentoring programs at the
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TEAM MEMBERS: Jason Aloisio Brian Johnson James D. Lewis J. Alan Clark Jason Munshi-South Su-Jen Roberts Deborah Wasserman Joe E Heimlich Karen Tingley