Mentoring 4 Life
Issued by
Eastern Michigan University
Mentoring 4 Life, an NSF-funded, co-curricular academic program, is designed to expose STEM graduate students to evidence-based practices in mentoring and well-being. Through interactive workshops, emotional well-being groups, and resource development, graduate students gain the tools necessary to: (1) successfully mentor diverse STEM students; (2) better manage their own emotional well-being; and (3) advocate for improved mentoring experiences within their own departments.
- Type Learning
- Level Foundational
Earning Criteria
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Minimum of 15 hours of workshops focused on mentoring.
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Minimum of 10 hours of workshops focused on well-being.
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One hour of one-on-one mentoring with an expert in chosen career field.
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Completion of an oral demonstration of learning.