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Enhancing Scientist Diversity in Plant Biology Luncheon Cohen, Jim [1]. Mentorship in Scientific Training: A Panel Discussion Spanning a Diversity of Backgrounds . Mentorship is an important component of scientific training, and it serves a crucial role from undergraduates to graduates to faculty members. Good mentors can provide helpful guidance on many different aspects of professional and personal life, but unfortunately sometimes mentoring does not result in the best outcomes. In order to promote discussion on effectively mentoring students, the Diversity Luncheon will host a panel discussion, of students, post-doctoral researchers, and faculty at different stages of their academic careers and from a variety of backgrounds, to examine multiple components of mentorship, including the influence of mentoring at the various career stages, why one seeks or does not seek mentoring, improving mentoring, and questions that mentors and mentees should address. While the panel will introduce the topics and discuss their experiences related to mentorship, attendees will have the opportunity to share their experiences with mentorship and ask questions of the panelists (and others). The luncheon will help to encourage discussion on mentorship at all career stages, across diverse backgrounds, and among people from different institutions. Log in to add this item to your schedule
1 - Kettering University, Applied Biology, 1700 University Ave., Flint, MI, 48504, USA
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Presentation Type: Special Presentation Session: S4, Enhancing Scientist Diversity in Plant Biology Luncheon Location: Texas Ballroom G/Omni Hotel Date: Tuesday, June 27th, 2017 Time: 12:00 PM Number: S4001 Abstract ID:745 Candidate for Awards:None |