Sentence examples for mentoring network from inspiring English sources

The committee will discuss ideas for several new initiatives, including a student/alumni/visiting artist mentoring network, outreach to incoming students and to student groups, potential funding opportunities for visiting artists and student work, and the administrative structure of this committee.

This pointed toward a mentoring network as a potentially useful intervention.

Take Boys to Men, a mentoring network created in San Diego, California.

Booth, who runs an international mentoring network as part of the Cherie Blair Foundation, said she signed up because of the importance of marking the day established by the UN in 2012.

It was in her second year at Harvard that Saak helped develop a peer mentoring network as part of the Summer Research Opportunities at Harvard (SROH) outreach program.

Summer schools and personal coaching should become part of this mentoring network, the commission suggests.

They formed mentoring networks and started helping each other.

(Macmillan, $19.95). Robert Kanigel's narrow subject is "mentoring networks... in the highest ranks of science"; his broad one, how "important" science is done.

That's a focus it will also flesh out next year, starting with those it has relationships with via hiring and mentoring networks.

How about mentoring networks?

A: The role of business in advancing women's rights is growing, particularly in the area of economic opportunity including opening access to training, mentoring, networks, markets, technology and even to capital in some circumstances.