Connect with at least 3 potential academic mentors Valor inicial: 0, Valor objetivo: 3, Frecuencia de notificación: Mensual
Schedule 10 mentorship meetings Valor inicial: 0, Valor objetivo: 10, Frecuencia de notificación: Mensual
Set and track progress on 5 mentorship goals Valor inicial: 0, Valor objetivo: 5, Frecuencia de notificación: Mensual
Receive at least 20 feedback points from mentors Valor inicial: 0, Valor objetivo: 20, Frecuencia de notificación: Mensual
Participate in 3 formal mentorship programs Valor inicial: 0, Valor objetivo: 3, Frecuencia de notificación: Cada 2 meses
Document key learnings from 10 mentorship interactions Valor inicial: 0, Valor objetivo: 10, Frecuencia de notificación: Mensual
Create a mentorship portfolio to track progress Valor inicial: 0, Valor objetivo: 1, Frecuencia de notificación: Trimestral
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Iniciativas
Find mentors using academic networks Use LinkedIn or university alumni networks to find and connect with potential academic mentors.
Join professional academic networks Become a member of academic networks such as ResearchGate, Academia.edu, or professional societies to find mentors.
Use dedicated mentorship platforms Leverage platforms like MentorNet, Ten Thousand Coffees, or Chronus to find and engage with academic mentors.
Set clear mentorship goals Define specific goals for the mentorship relationship and track progress using tools like Asana or Trello.
Prepare a mentorship meeting agenda Develop and share a structured agenda before each mentorship meeting to guide discussions.
Use feedback tools for improvement Collect feedback from mentors using tools like Google Forms or SurveyMonkey to improve and adjust learning approaches.
Find mentors through LinkedIn Use LinkedIn to search for and connect with potential academic mentors in your field of interest.
Document mentorship interactions and learnings Maintain a record of mentorship interactions and key learnings using journaling apps like Day One or Diaro.
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