1. Compass Mentoring Program
2018 Compass Class

2. What is Mentoring Mentoring is: Mentoring is NOT: - Voluntary
- Intentional Learning
- Reciprocal
Mentoring is NOT:
A cloning process
Counseling
Lecture series

3. Phases of Mentoring
Preparing – Setting your goals, create an action plan, get acquainted
Negotiating – Agree on what the next steps are
Enabling – Doing the work, learning skills from your mentor
Closure – Celebrate and reflect on progress, conclude the relationship

4. What to Expect
Mentors/Mentees are expected to commit to one semester (4 months) after taking the Compass Class.
Mentors/Mentees are expected to connect with each other at least once a month (phone, , face-to-face, lunch, etc.).
Choose two Mentors after today’s discussion.

5. Time to Meet the Mentors
Rotate through each station using the questions provided to guide your discussion.
The Mentors have also taken the personality assessment. See what Mentors have the same characteristics as you.

6. All classes meet from 3:30pm – 4:45pm in HRD room 1204A.

7. Time to Choose your Mentors
Mentor 1 Name
Mentor 2 Name
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N/A (if you do not want to participate in the Mentoring Program)

8. Contact Information
Bob Holm
Proposal Services and Faculty Support
Associate Director
(334)
Rachel Simpson
Proposal Services and Faculty Support
Proposal Services Administrator III
(334)
PSFS Website