Become a Mentor or Mentee
Consider participating in an informal mentoring relationship with another grant facilitator. Here are some reasons to get involved:
- if you are looking for / wanting to share specific expertise on a one-on-one basis
- if you are the sole grant facilitator in your unit / department or on your site and looking to connect with someone else in your field
- if you are interested in building inter-institutional relationships
- if you like going for coffee to break up the work day
Search the Facilitator Directory for compatible individuals interested in becoming a mentor or mentee.
UBC Coaching Services
A related resource you may find useful is UBC Coaching Services, offered by Organizational Development and Learning, part of UBC Human Resources. Visit the UBC Coaching Services website for more information.
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