Sentence examples for mentoring efforts from inspiring English sources
To help stem the talent flight, the Eastern Technology Council, a regional industry group, has supported a program of scholarships, financing assistance for start-ups and using mentoring efforts to keep students here after graduation.
It comes largely from his proactive recruiting and mentoring efforts, driven by a firm belief that the United States needs a diverse workforce to remain a technological leader.
Individually, these teams will jumpstart STEM mentoring efforts within their communities.
Thomas attributes the music instruction, along with Mission: City tutoring and mentoring efforts, to a marked increase in student grades.
Our actions range from mentoring efforts aimed at making a career in biomedical research appealing to youth who may lack role models in their own communities, to programs aimed at advancing the careers of talented scientists from under-represented minority groups.
However, mentoring efforts are challenged by the high clinical, research and administrative demands.
The school runs a mentoring effort aimed at reducing the traditionally high attrition rate among undergraduate engineering students, and Sebald views the 22% women and 13% underrepresented minorities among the school's 2600 majors as evidence of progress that the CSEM program can build upon.
With Mr. Moi's own tenure coming to an end later this year because of term limits, the president accelerated his mentoring effort.
Identifying whether and how SciComm skills contribute to career intentions can inform the development of evidence-based interventions to support and sustain trainees' academic career pursuits and guide their mentors' efforts in building their SciComm skills.
Marketing experts say that cold-calling in general has become more sophisticated since the era of Willy Loman, with training, mentoring and recruiting efforts sharpened at many companies.
Five of the 13 City Year programs will be forced to shut down, leaving tens of thousands of students around the country without the benefit of its tutoring, mentoring and literacy efforts.
