Sentence examples for groups mentoring from inspiring English sources

There have been art exhibitions, tea parties, pen pal schemes, cookery days, talks and reading groups, mentoring schemes, action groups and fundraising from Dublin to Gateshead, Swansea to Stirling, as ordinary people have formed their own groups, under the City of Sanctuary umbrella which offers them advice, support and resources while allowing their own ideas to flourish.

A greater effort must be made to decrease competitiveness, and to fight excessive self-demands through discussion groups, mentoring, psychological and pedagogical support.

Black, who was concentrating on penetrating anti-racist groups, mentored Boyling in the arts of masquerading as an activist.

He was inspired to write the song "Crack Rock" by stories he heard sitting in on Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous groups mentored by his grandfather, who also dealt with substance abuse in his youth.

Small group mentoring dinners offer an opportunity for postdocs to meet high-profile women researchers.

Mentors registered for upper-division course credit to participate and were expected to attend group mentoring meetings every 2 weeks, meet with their mentee individually at least every 2 weeks, complete reports based upon these meetings, complete an outreach project with their mentee, and co-facilitate a group mentoring meeting.

In one university, faculty revised the undergraduate nursing curriculum to include a group mentoring course as a requirement of students during the four semesters they are enrolled in the nursing program.

The group mentoring meetings each had a theme, which ranged from psychosocial to career development topics: listening skills, science communication, study skills, time management, stress management, impostor syndrome, and finding professional opportunities.

During the course of the group mentoring program, the students and I met with more than 35 different people from the Cisco business.

The remaining 16 programs (73%) offer group mentoring.

[MC: one mentor - one mentee (individual mentoring)/one mentor - multiple mentees (group mentoring)/multiple mentors - one mentee (individual mentoring, e.g. tandem model)/multiple mentors - multiple mentees (group mentoring)/other] 1.8 How long has your program been running (in years)?