MENTEES
The Mentoring Program provides you with an opportunity to understand the public health profession, define your career goals, explore the challenges faced by public health professionals, learn how to prepare for a job interview, receive guidance from experienced public health professionals, and attend a wide variety of public health learning opportunities offered by the NHPHA.
This is a virtual commitment with the option of meeting your mentors in person. You will share your experiences, knowledge, and interests and watch your mentor navigate today's challenges.
This is a virtual commitment with the option of meeting your mentors in person. You will share your experiences, knowledge, and interests and watch your mentor navigate today's challenges.
Why Do It?As a mentee, you have an opportunity to learn and develop your leadership skills. Joining the Mentoring Program is a rewarding experience you will ever have.
Program Activities
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Mentor Qualifications and Expectation
Joining the Mentoring ProgramKindly submit the Mentor online application by visiting Mentee Application. Once we receive all applications by September 22, 2023, you will be matched with a mentee/graduate public health student.
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Resources & Tools
Starting the Conversation with Your MentorFirst, introduce yourself and your title, where you work, and what you do. Then start a conversation, and here are some open-ended questions.
Additional Discussion/Conversation Topics
Source: University of Minnesota and University of Minnesota Guide Website
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Mentoring Program Materials![]()
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VideosQuestions?Don't hesitate to contact the NHPHA at info@nhpha.org. In the email subject, please type "Mentoring Program"
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