The following online resources are provided to help you on your mentoring journey, whether you are the mentor, protégé or administrator. These resources are intended to provide useful information in a variety of categories.
- Defining and Planning for Your Mentoring Network — University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
- Overview of Navigating the Mentoring Relationship — University of Wisconsin La Crosse
- Traits of a Potential Mentor — University of California Davis
- Creating a Mentoring Team — University of California Davis
- Developing Your Mentor Map – San Diego State University
- Mentee Needs and Goal Setting + Managing Ongoing Relationship with Your Mentor — Syracuse University
- Identifying your Own Mentor — University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
- Building Rapport Online — University of Toronto
- Building Rapport and Trust with Mentees and Coaches — LinkedIn
- Building Trust — Wake Forest University
Defining Expectations — University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
- Mentoring Plan Template and Team Mentoring Overview — University of Massachusetts Amherst
- Mentoring Plans for Tenure Track Faculty — Syracuse University
- Template for a Mentoring Plan — Boston University
- Goal Setting and Mentoring Activities — University of Buffalo
- Planning Meetings with Checklists — George Washington University
- Annual and Meeting-based planning templates and supports — UC San Francisco; NOTE: Some require adaptation from medical domain
- Checklist for Departmental Mentoring Plan — UT San Antonio
- Early and Mid-Career Development Plans — UNC Charlotte
- Asking for and Reflecting on Feedback — University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
- Culturally Aware Mentoring — University of Pittsburgh
- Mentoring Across Rank Overview — University of Oregon
Discipline-Specific Mentoring:
- Bibliography with articles relating to mentoring across several disciplines — University of Michigan
- For Science Faculty — University of British Columbia; Notable for mentoring process and topics documents
- For Engineering Faculty — Cornell University; Notable for the overview of their process from mentor selection to topics for discussion
For New Faculty:
- A Mentoring Manifesto — Inside Higher Ed
- New Faculty Mentoring Checklist — Ball State University
- Guide to Best Practices in Faculty Mentoring — Columbia University
- Mentoring Styles (including one-on-one and team/group) — Hanover Research