Sentence examples for mentoring movement from inspiring English sources

Since Ratnanather and others have started their mentoring movement, the number of deaf researchers in the auditory sciences has expanded significantly.

For the majority of postdocs, however those supported by professors' research grants and working in university laboratories the postdoc years generally do not provide high-quality mentoring, movement toward scientific independence, adequate compensation and recognition, or guidance toward establishing a permanent career.

Together, they will accelerate the STEM mentoring movement building across the country.

Eye to Eye - which also has chapters throughout the U.S. - is the only national mentoring movement that pairs kids labeled as "learning disabled" or with ADHD diagnoses with similarly labeled college students as mentors with an art-based curriculum.

Under Shapiro's leadership, MENTOR's efforts to build capacity and scale innovation within the mentoring movement have been highlighted by the Social Impact Exchange, the Stanford Social Innovation Review, and Grantmakers for Effective Organizations.

There is particular irony in Mr. Armey — who has spent three decades in Washington, where he has become one of the city's most enduring insiders — mentoring a movement that wants to hold on to its outsider ethos.

His true passions were using direct representation as a tool to support social justice movements and mentoring his students to join him in the fight.

This formal culture and mentorship expectation also help to decrease concerns in the wake of the #MeToo movement regarding men mentoring women, as the relationship boundaries are clearer and more standard across the organization for both genders.

Today, Mr. Hazare's disciple, Arvind Kejriwal, has risen to fame, shattering an alliance with "Team Anna" and eclipsing his mentor's movement with his own Aam Aadmi Party.

He jumped aboard both movements, mentored along much of the way by an educator who, next month, will be working under him.

The movement was mentored by the critic Clement Greenberg as the inevitable next phase after Abstract Expressionism.