Betty Dlamini

Lecturer

"The center has enabled me to connect with other mentors and mentees. In the process, I contribute toward other people's total development and I am also becoming better through these [mentors and mentees] people's contributions. "

Laura Hurley

Associate Professor

"Hearing the challenges and approaches of the graduate sudents in the cohort helps me personally- because many of these challenges are universal. It also helps me to be a better mentor to all of the students I interact with. Mentoring is a 2-way process."

Emily Meanwell

Director

"Mentoring was a crucial part of my graduate education. The Graduate Mentoring Center has helped me develop a more intentional approach to mentoring relationships."

Michelle Moyd

Associate Professor

"Mentoring is important because it provides a way to bring people together around professional and personal goals and challenges. It provides a space to share tips and advice, but also just to be heard. Mentors should always be learning too, so having active mentoring relationships helps with my own professional and personal growth."

Fernando Orejuela

Senior Lecturer

"Dr. R. Smith, Dear graduate students (especially young minority students) did this work for me when I was a student, I value our roles both as mentors and mentees."

Shruti Rana

Professor of Practice

"Mentoring teaches us how to be of service to one another in an academic community. "

Marvin Sterling

Associate Professor

"The GMC has been a great resource in creating a sense of community amoung diverse faculty and students across campus."

Alberto Varon

Associate Professor