Faculty Mentoring

CELTSS Faculty Mentoring – Spring 2023
This spring, CELTSS Mentoring will be holding regular meetings on two topics.

The planning/scheduling your time group will hold short, half hour meetings to discuss tips for time management, scheduling, and general efficiency. We cover a range of topics from organizing outlook to weekly planning. We would love to have you attend and share your tips and learn some new ones.

The Grading for Equity group will be holding meetings to discuss grading pedagogy with the intention of increasing equity within our classrooms.

Please contact Cara Pina (cpina1@framingham.edu), Director of Mentoring, with any questions you may have.

CELTSS Faculty Mentoring – Sponsorship Panel

March 9, 2023

The panel is designed for mid-career and late-career faculty/librarians to think about how to find Sponsors who will leverage their networks to help them excel and/or advance. View the discussion with Cara Pina, Assistant Professor of Biology and CELTSS Mentoring Director, along with panel members Sandra Rahman (Marketing), Sarah Pilkenton (Chemistry and Food Science), Robert Donohue (Psychology), Lisa Eck (English), and James Cressey (Education). Click on the title above to watch the recording. A helpful article mentioned several times during the panel: https://hbr.org/2021/06/dont-just-mentor-women-and-people-of-color-sponsor-them

Sixth Annual Advising is Teaching and Mentoring Workshop

February 5, 2022

The Sixth Annual Advising is Teaching and Mentoring Workshop, cosponsored by the AAAG and CELTSS, took place on Saturday, February 5, from 9 am to 12:30 pm on Zoom. This year's focus was on culturally sustaining advising, with participation from Dr. LaDonna Bridges and Mr. Ben Trapanick, student representatives. and faculty and staff from across the University. Click on the title above to watch the recording.

Faculty Mentoring Program

This Faculty Mentoring Program is open to all full-time faculty and is designed for peer-to-peer faculty mentoring. Interested participants will be matched with 1 or 2 other faculty with complimentary interests/challenge areas. Full-time faculty from all career stages are encouraged to participate. We are also looking for faculty who are interested in mentoring early career-stage faculty. The goals of the program and participant expectations are listed below.

Goals of the program:

Build connections between faculty from across disciplines
Support the individual needs of faculty across every career stage
Help new faculty feel welcomed and orient them to the FSU community
Encourage faculty to set concrete and achievable professional goals
Help faculty locate resources to support their professional goals

Participant Expectations:

Commit to meeting with mentor pair/group 2-3 times per semester
Attend seminars/workshops relevant to your professional goals throughout the year
Contribute to seminar topic ideas
Provide evaluation of the program

Our Director of Mentoring for 2022-2023 is Cara Pina, Assistant Professor of Biology.