Session Information
85th ADEA Annual Session & Exhibition
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Exploring the Mentor-Protégé Dynamics to Increase Job Satisfaction, Productivity, and Retention (FDW 47); Faculty Development Workshop
Track
:
Sessions
Program Code:
110
Date:
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Time:
10:45 AM to 1:45 PM
EST
Location:
Copper
SPEAKER
(S):
Dr. Dieter Jurgen Schönwetter, University of Manitoba
Paula ONeill, EdD, Associate Dean and Professor, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Dental Branch
Description
Learning Objectives
• Operationally define effective mentorship practices
• Detail the stages of mentoring
• Experience various mentoring strategies from the perspective of both the mentor and the mentee/protégé
• Share experiences and lessons learned from mentoring experiences
This interactive, case-based participatory workshop will explore the effective dynamics of the mentor-protégé relationship. Based on best practices and guided by current research, new and experienced faculty and administrators will explore the complexities of mentoring culture to develop the confidence and productivity of new faculty, and thereby increase their retention.
• Operationally define effective mentorship practices
• Detail the stages of mentoring
• Experience various mentoring strategies from the perspective of both the mentor and the mentee/protégé
• Share experiences and lessons learned from mentoring experiences
This interactive, case-based participatory workshop will explore the effective dynamics of the mentor-protégé relationship. Based on best practices and guided by current research, new and experienced faculty and administrators will explore the complexities of mentoring culture to develop the confidence and productivity of new faculty, and thereby increase their retention.
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(Code: 110)
Regular Attendee:Free
Non-Attendee $25 USD - Your Price
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