The phrase "after mentoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time period or actions that occur following a mentoring experience or session.
Example: "After mentoring, the participants reported feeling more confident in their skills."
Alternatives: "following mentorship" or "subsequent to mentoring".
If so, please provide the best ongoing contact information for you. A. Prompts from post-mentoring survey completed by NE STEM mentors after mentoring K-8 youth.
He started at the bank as a project manager, then rose to become an analyst and recruiter after mentoring from the bank's internal military network.
"Football was the one game we weren't allowed because our parents didn't want us to get hurt," said John Roddick, who became a college tennis coach, at Georgia and now at Oklahoma, after mentoring his brother as a young pro.
FAREWELL, ANN: Alumni took time out during Reunions to toast a Woodrow Wilson School legend: Ann Corwin, the school's director of graduate career services and alumni relations, who retired after mentoring many hundreds of students over 42 years.
One mentor said, "Definitely felt more confident (after mentoring) in STEM content as a whole".
This study helps to fill a gap in the literature by providing insight into the gains UG mentors report attaining after mentoring to K-8 students.
She encouraged musical integrity and the beautiful singing tone that characterised her own playing, and continued to be a sought-after mentor to many young pianists.
But that doesn't keep her from being one of the most sought-after mentors on campus.
"Mark was universally loved by patients, respected and admired by colleagues and a sought-after mentor to anesthesiologists in training," said John Ulatowski, chairman of the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine at Johns Hopkins.
A sought-after mentor and excellent classroom teacher, Geyh was a 2006 and 2010 recipient of the Advising Mentoring and Teaching Recognition Award sponsored by the student assembly at the Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Waters' teachers, mostly black women, helped mold her, too, by spending extra time after school mentoring her.
