Mentorship is one of the most important aspects of the faculty-graduate student relationship. As a mentor, a faculty member guides their student through the acquisition of technical and theoretical knowledge necessary to their field of study while also providing general assistance, support, empathy and respect throughout, and often beyond, the student's graduate career.
Below, find some useful links related to mentoring at UC Merced.
We offer a comprehensive suite of mentoring resources to enhance faculty-student relationships and enhance research productivity. Through targeted workshops, faculty members will be able to refine their mentoring practices and learn effective strategies to guide and support graduate students.
Workshop info: https://graduatedivision.ucmerced.edu/node/29391
UC Merced Mentoring Guidelines and Information
Graduate Council Mentoring Guidelines
Graduate Student Policies & Procedures
Guide for Faculty: Mentoring Graduate Students
Mentoring First Generation Students of Color
University of Michigan: How to Mentor Graduate Students
Purdue Writing Lab: "Working with Graduate Student Writers Faculty Guide"
Race and Diversity in the Mentor/Mentee Relationship
Student-Advisor Expectations Scales
Grad EXCEL Peer Mentor Program
Mentoring Postdoctoral Scholars
Mentoring and Training Postdoctoral Scholars
NPA: Mentoring Plans for Postdoctoral Scholars
Graduate Academic Counselor
Supports students with their academic journey with in-person meetings, phone meetings, and workshops.