[CCoE Notice] Registration now open for UH STEM faculty mentoring community
Grayson, Audrey A
aagrayso at Central.UH.EDU
Wed Sep 14 12:33:41 CDT 2016
ADVANCE Regional Network<http://arn.mentornet.org/>
UH STEM Faculty...You are invited to participate in the
ADVANCE Regional Network's cross-institutional E-mentoring network!
Are you an assistant female professor in STEM seeking a good mentor?
Are you a senior faculty member – female or male – in STEM seeking an opportunity to serve as a mentor?
A good mentoring program is key for promotion, retention, and a healthy climate!
Join the ARN E-mentoring Network as a mentor or mentee for the Spring/Summer 2016 session!
What is the E-Mentoring Network? The ARN partners developed the E-Mentoring Network, a unique, on-line, multi-university, mentoring network for women STEM tenure-track and tenured faculty. The E-mentoring network is open to junior women STEM faculty (mentees) and tenured women (mentee s or mentors) and men STEM faculty (mentors).
How do I join? Complete a profile at https://arn.mentornet.org<https://arn.mentornet.org/login>. The quick sign-up includes 13 multi-choice profile questions; a short biographical statement, which should be accessible to a
general university audience; and your "mentoring aspiration", a brief personal statement of why you would like to be a mentor or mentee.
What topics will mentors and mentees talk about? Pairs receive weekly discussion topics, designed to address the mentee's concerns and support her career advancement. These topics help start conversations that lead to meaningful interactions. Pairs choose how to communicate – email, Skype, phone, text – whatever works for them.
What if my mentor/mentee doesn't work out? No problem! You can try someone else.
Where is the ARN E-Mentoring Network hosted? The ARN E-Mentoring Network is hosted by MentorNet, a division of Great Minds in STEM<http://mentornet.org/>. The MentorNet platform is a secure, online, social network specifically designed for mentoring.
What is ARN? The ADVANCE Regional Network (ARN), created at the Center for ADVANCING UH Faculty Success at the University of Houston (UH) in 2014, is a consortium of ADVANCE institutions in Texas that includes Texas A&M, Prairie View A&M, Rice University, the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV), and UH. Our goal is to create beneficial and productive cross-institutional faculty relationships.
We’d also like to welcome Texas A&M Corpus Christi to the ARN MentorNet Community!
Join TODAY at https://arn.mentornet.org<https://arn.mentornet.org/>!
For more information, please contact Lisa Robertson at lcrobertson at uh.edu <mailto:lcrobertson at uh.edu> or 713 743 4210
View this 2-minute tutorial on how to create a great profile:
How To Complete Your ARN Profile<http://bit.ly/incomplete_profile_arn>
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