Mentoring

Insight Overview

In higher education, whether you find yourself in the role of mentor or mentee, the art of constructing a robust foundation for undergraduate research is vital. While mentoring resources abound, CUR has curated a selection of resources to facilitate comprehension and provide valuable guidance throughout the mentoring journey. These resources are designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to foster a thriving mentor-mentee relationship in the context of undergraduate research, strengthening this essential practice in higher education.

Upcoming Events
Featured Event:
Practical Tools for Sustaining Transformative Racial Equity in Undergraduate Research Programs
October 18, 2023
Participants will learn to center equitable pedagogical practices in undergraduate research mentoring and lead campus efforts toward anti-oppression, antiracism, and social justice in undergraduate research administration.
Oct 04
What’s On Track and What’s Breaking Down? Doing an Implementation Assessment to Get Your Program Chugging Towards Its Goals
October 04, 2023
Often, we have big goals for our programs but they may feel abstract or out of reach. Perhaps we have a sense that our programs are working great for some folks but we aren’t reaching others and we don’t know why. This online intensive will provide an implementation assessment model that is practical, user-friendly, and will help you be more intentional about where to put your time and resources.
Oct 13
STR Program: Kick-Off Orientation – Getting Inspired, Setting Goals
October 13, 2023
This event is part of CUR’s 6-month advocacy program called STR. Those accepted into the program will be sent links to access these individual trainings to their personal emails. Please reach out to CUR@CUR.org if you have not received the training link.
Oct 18
Practical Tools for Sustaining Transformative Racial Equity in Undergraduate Research Programs
October 18, 2023
Participants will learn to center equitable pedagogical practices in undergraduate research mentoring and lead campus efforts toward anti-oppression, antiracism, and social justice in undergraduate research administration.