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Inclusive Developmental Networks: Building Transformative Communities Through Effective Mentoring, Vol. 8, No. 3

 

Citation (APA):

Trube, M. B., Martinez, W., & Dominguez, N. (Eds.). (2024). Inclusive developmental networks: Building transformative communities through effective mentoring [Special Issue]. The Chronicle of Mentoring & Coaching, 8(3). https://doi.org/10.62935/4p5cxu 

 

Table of Contents

Selected papers from this Conference Issue are listed below. Volume 8, Issue 3 contains 150 double-blind, peer-reviewed papers from the 17th Annual Mentoring Conference (October 2024) — access the full published issue via the DOI link above to browse all papers.

1. A Case Study of Multi-Institutional Mentoring for Underrepresented Populations
Peek, K., & Esmaeili, A.

2. Addressing Equity and Inclusion in Mentoring Relationships: Perspectives and Challenges
Harlin, J.

3. Bridging the Divide: Case Studies of Successful Diversified Mentoring Relationships
Welch, M.

4. California Community Colleges: Designing Mentoring for Equitable Access to Social Capital, Enhancing Self-Efficacy, and Clarifying Occupational Identity
Balaraman, A., Maokosy, S., Slaton, L., Cardona, R., & Maokosy, P.

5. Developing Inclusive Mentorship, Advocacy, and Sponsorship to Support Diverse Students
Darling, N., Mallory, B., & Kumar, R.

6. Empowering WNC Future Healthcare Leaders: MedCaT Mentoring for High School Students
Rangel, C., Da Costa, M., & Leatherwood, M.

7. Every Detail Counts: Micro-Level Tangible Actions to Build Transformative Relationships
McAloney, K., & León, F.

8. Fore-fronting Relationships: Building Marginalized Students’ Computer Science Identities
Banwo, B., & Navarrete-Burks, L.

9. Leveraging Cross-cultural Experiences in Mentoring and Leadership
Mwangi, M., & Clement, N.

10. Leveraging Implicit Theories and Social Identities to Inform Equity-Centered Mentorship
Vazquez, C., & Ory, J.

11. Moving Forward Together with High School Students and TCNJ: A Transformative Community
Nelson, Y. M., Jackson, D. F., & Barnes, C. M.

12. People of Color Navigating the Academy: Lessons for Mentoring
Rodriguez, R., Fonsworth, A., Tayebi, S., Fox, L., & Tayebi, K.

13. Self-portraits Shared in Co-mentoring Circles: Touchstones to Leadership Discoveries
Cowin, K., & Helm, K.

14. Transcending Class, Race, & Gender: Virtual Mentorship for Women of Color in Academia
McAloney, K.

15. Unlocking your Leadership Strengths: Why DEIJ is the Key to Success
Garhart, A., & Aguilera, E.

16. Utilizing Mentorship in BIPOC Student Integration at PWI’s
Robinson, K. M.

17. Empowering Latina Students through Culturally Relevant Mentorship
Conde-Brooks, P., & Hill-Munoz, M.

18. FLIGHT: Transforming Assumptions by Developing a Culture of Mentoring
Stampfl, T., & Allison, D.

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