Program Information
Are you interested in being a successful and well-prepared mentor or mentoring program manager? Calling faculty, administrators, mentoring program staff/leadership, and graduate students to participate in the Mentoring Institute’s new series of mentoring Micro-Credentials!
Three courses for mentors and mentees will help you:
- Develop and apply a wide range of mentoring skills
- Build and sustain high-quality mentoring relationships
- Learn and develop as a well-prepared mentor or mentee
One course for mentoring program managers will help you:
- Design, implement, and evaluate highly effective mentoring programs.
- Develop a programmatic theory of change logic model
- Develop a program proposal for stakeholders and funding agencies
You could earn up to four Micro-Credentials in mentoring. Sessions are delivered in the ‘mentoring way’ (Alred and Garvey, 2019) to promote participant autonomy, by an internationally recognized, award-winning team.
For each MC:
- Participants attend eight 2-hour synchronous highly interactive zoom sessions
- Complete pre-session preparation tasks
- Facilitators model and demonstrate key skills
- Write post-session project-based work to demonstrate application
Hosted by
Dionne Clabaugh, EdD
Robert Garvey, PhD
David Law, PhD
