MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
The Mentorship Program offers a level of engagement and member development designed to be a mutually beneficial experience for mentors and mentees. This is a virtual commitment with the option of meeting in person. Mentors will share their experiences, knowledge, and interests and watch mentees grow and meet the challenges of navigating their public health career.
This seven-month program is designed for undergraduate students, graduate students, and early career professionals (one to three years). The program starts in October and ends with a celebration in early May. The mentorship program allows experienced public health professionals to impact public health mentees' career and professional development positively. Students and early career professionals will have the opportunity to network and explore a variety of public health careers.
This seven-month program is designed for undergraduate students, graduate students, and early career professionals (one to three years). The program starts in October and ends with a celebration in early May. The mentorship program allows experienced public health professionals to impact public health mentees' career and professional development positively. Students and early career professionals will have the opportunity to network and explore a variety of public health careers.
Program Activities
Program activities depends on the availability of the mentor and mentee. Mentors can train, motivate, share advice, provide direction, set goals, coach and support mentees. Here are some ideas:
- Guidance provided for possible conversation topics or suggested activities
- Possible questions and discussion topics provided throughout the program
- One to two days of job shadowing
Public Health Professional's Journey
Questions?
Don't hesitate to contact the NHPHA at [email protected]. In the email subject, please type "Mentorship Program"
