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Are you a good mentee? Are you putting forth your effort effectively? CTSC CER Mentees are encouraged to complete the Mentee Self-Assessment Worksheetdesigned by Washington State University and use the insight gained to leverage your mentor’s skills and expertise.

Communication is one of the key factors that determines the success of a mentoring relationship. Being a good communicator will not only improve your mentoring experience, but it will also be useful in many other aspects of your career.

Learn more about how to develop effective communication skills and listening skills by viewing the tools listed below:

Are you experiencing any conflict within your mentor-mentee relationship? Are you having trouble with matching the communication style of your mentor? Is your mentor providing inadequate or too much direction? Are you seeking guidance on how to constructively address the issues you may be facing with your mentor?

Also, remember you can always contact the program coordinator or director to discuss any concerns that you have about your mentoring relationship!

Having a career in science is not all about research and working in laboratory settings. To be successful you must also be skilled in time management, running meetings, and networking with other professionals.

Community-Engaged Research: A Quick-Start Guide for Researchers

Personal Accountability: A Workbook to Assess and Address Accountability Issues

Negative Mentoring Experiences Podcast Episodes