Sentence examples for mentoring one from inspiring English sources

Successful members become deeply intertwined with one another — learning, sharing, suffering and mentoring one another.

Oregon jumped to the head of the college financial news when ESPN.com and Yahoo.com reported the university paid $25,000 to a single recruiting service, which just so happened to be run by a man mentoring one of its top recruits.

"They are quite bold," said one senior journalist who's mentoring one of the young journalists.

In this context, Friends of the Children presents a different view of mentoring — an approach that might be termed "deep mentoring": one that requires a professionally trained work force and is therefore more expensive — about $9,000 per child per year, as opposed to $1,200 a year for many larger or school-based programs.

In fact, some of the contributors to this book came from high-powered research institutions and many had good experiences in grad school as well as good mentoring; one was a Churchill Scholar.

During OSS, a MLP was mentored one-on-one and what they previously learned in IMID was translated into their work environment.

This translates into a well-rounded educational experience that benefits not only the fellow, but the fellows, residents and medical students they will likely mentor one day.

Offer to mentor one, or create a support group at the shelter.

In faculty mentoring programs, all senior faculty members are supposed to mentor one or more graduate students.

Although he mentored one or two high school students each summer, he had only one graduate student and very few postdoctoral fellows during his career.

I can count my "Real Deal" mentors on one hand with fingers to spare.