The Mentoring Program is a tool for federal NIH employees to develop their knowledge, skills, and abilities. This program cycles semiannually at NIH beginning orientation and program events in either a spring (April) or fall (October) cohort.
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Lois Zachary's has some great new books out http://www.centerformentoringexcellence.com/books.php and she has a Mentoring Expert Blog - http://mentoringexpert.wordpress.com/.
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We are recruiting!NIH Mentoring Program: Share Your Knowledge & Wisdom Have you been searching for opportunities to demonstrate your leadership skills? Do you wish to leave a legacy at NIH but do…Continue
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Hi everyone,I have a question about training for managers and supervisors on how to mentor their employees. OPM 412 reqeusts that new supervisors receive training on how to "mentor" employees. …Continue
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How to Get “Unstuck” Whenever we are faced with a change, be it in developing skills or relationships, there is always the possibility that we will unexpectedly find ourselves “stuck.” Oftentimes, no…Continue
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Comment by Teela Samuel on April 26, 2012 at 10:21am Thanks Rachel for the update on the roundtable!
Comment by Rachel Pemble-Fahnert on April 3, 2012 at 4:29pm There was just a federal mentoring roundtable on March 13th. They seem to be twice a year, fall and spring. I will advertise the next one here :)
Comment by Teela Samuel on April 3, 2012 at 1:32pm Does anyone know when the next Federal Mentoring Roundtable session is?
Comment by Rachel Pemble-Fahnert on July 8, 2011 at 11:12am
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Comment by Rachel Pemble-Fahnert on April 18, 2011 at 2:31pm Andrew Krzmarzick started the discussion "Do You Use Mentor Matching Software?" in the group Human Resources on GovLoop
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I've been hearing from a lot of people lately that mentor matching and mentor programs are becoming a more urgent need in agencies - especially as Boomers are departing and there's a need to accelerate knowledge transfer.
So I am wondering:
Is there a mentor matching software that you use? If so, do you like it? How would you improve it or what's missing?
If you don't use software or some kind of technology, how do you administer the program (i.e. matching, training, follow-up, evalution, etc.)
http://www.govloop.com/group/humanresources/forum/topics/do-you-use...
I responded - please go to the link above if you have some guidance or want to respond!
Comment by Andrew Krzmarzick on April 8, 2011 at 9:47pm Hey @Chirag - I just found this resource for you:
http://www.makingthedifference.org/federalcareers/medicalpublicheal...
Be sure to check out the internships, fellowships and scholarships listed toward the bottom of that page - great ways to break into government.
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