Sentence examples for mentoring partnerships from inspiring English sources

The Global Society of Women in Business, for example, provides links to corporations, personal development and a service for women for mentoring partnerships.

"Online programs are a little less threatening because there's usually a mandated start and finish," said David Moen, program director at Youth Trust in Minneapolis, which creates mentoring partnerships between schools and companies like Cargill, General Mills and Best Buy.

In an interview this week, Bergelson, who serves as Everwise's CEO, said the service plugs data from a participant's LinkedIn profile as well as a personalized questionnaire into its matching algorithm (which is based on Everwise's studies of some 60,000 mentoring partnerships) to pair him or her with a volunteer executive from another company with complementary skills to serve as a mentor.

One study was from the USA and explored the outcomes of mentoring partnerships arranged between academic mentors and beginner rural nurse practitioners.

These types of presentations most often occur at professional society meetings, making these meeting venues the ideal setting to promote the formation of professional mentoring partnerships.

In closing, professional mentoring partnerships may be an important catalyst for increasing authentic research experiences in all biology courses nationwide while working to infuse the directives of Vision and Change at the institutional level and properly acknowledging a core academic and commonly understated ingredient, mentorship.

KARCHES--Peter F. MENTOR, along with the Long Island Mentoring Partnership, mourns the passing of one of mentoring's most energetic friends and generous benefactors.

He is a member of the young professional advisory board of the Mentoring Partnership of New York, a nonprofit organization in New York that recruits young professionals as mentors for children's programs.

The Ducks play their home games in E.A.B. Park in Central Islip, and the bank's stable of civic and philanthropic organizations includes the Long Island Philharmonic, Long Island Blood Services, the Long Island Mentoring Partnership and the March of Dimes.

George also served on the Boards of the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, and the United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania where he led the One to One Mentoring Partnership, to make a positive difference in the lives of young people in the Greater Philadelphia region.

* Tele-Mentoring over the Net * Mentoring Sites: The directory of mentor arts and mentorship * One:One/National Mentoring Partnership.