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mentee

A person who is being or has been mentored.
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Mentor applications are open to ASCLA members while mentee applications are open to all.
United States : ASCLA Mentoring Program Now Accepting Applications
The traditional type of mentoring relationship, or structure, is one-to-one, which is a relationship between one mentor and one mentee.
Powerful MENTORING for Results
By the second week, Sam believed that some lessons from his mentee revealed.
Impacts of a peer mentoring program on pre-service physical educators' development
To help mentors guide mentees to achieve the program's learning objectives (see Figure 1), the mentoring program includes seven actionable steps that give mentors and mentees the opportunity to get to know each other during a semester and work together to introduce the mentee to professional management accounting (see Figure 2).
High-impact mentoring: IMA's Louisville Chapter Mentoring Program not only helps students, but it also increases member engagement and is a source of new members for the chapter
Overall 313 mentees (Male = 139, Female = 174) participated in the survey.
IMPACT OF MENTORING ON TEACHERS' PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: MENTEES' PERCEPTIONS
You need to care about your mentee as a person and not just as a project.
Top reasons why you should be a mentor to your ObGyn colleagues: serving as a mentor to a new ObGyn benefits the young physician, the institution, and you
The benefits for the mentors include improvement in job performance, recognition and visibility, job satisfaction and loyalty and support of the mentee (Ragins & Scandura, 1999; Eby, Durley, Evans & Ragins, 2006).
Mentoring experiences: a study of Indian public sector professionals
Instead, formulate a specific program tailored to the mentee and a timeline for completion.
Mentoring for executives and managers: the right guidance can lead experienced professionals to sharper skills and the organization to deeper leadership
A healthy relationship between mentor and mentee represents a critical element for successful outcomes though studies indicate that determinants of that relationship depend on the participants' roles (Allen & Eby, 2008; Lechuga, 2011) and the organization of the mentoring relationship (Ragins & Cotton, 1999).
Mentorship in higher education: compassionate approaches supporting culturally responsive pedagogy
Honesty: makes clear that while the mentoring process helps the mentee to gain new skills, there are no promises associated with the program.
Mentoring: civilian contributions to the joint force
Mentoring is communicating in a non-threatening environment to guide and facilitate a mentee by his/her mentor.
Students' views of mentoring at Bahria University Medical and Dental College
Rather than limiting mentoring to one mentor and one mentee, those fluid and flexible programs expose employees to a range of advisers and learners, thus multiplying the potential for meaningful connections.
Knowledge transfer mentoring-Part 3: mentoring as a springboard for networking and collaboration

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