Dear Members of the HCM Division,
We’re excited to announce the continuation of the HCM Mentoring Program! Thanks to the feedback from last year’s participants, this year’s program will be even better. As a reminder, the mentoring program aims to connect doctoral students and early careerists within the HCM field with scholars from across the division to discuss shared research interests and/or professional goals.
CALL FOR MENTEES: If you are interested in signing up as a mentee, complete the following survey by Friday, July 7th: https://forms.gle/UJkwKzvX3eCsdSdo8
CALL FOR MENTORS: For this program to succeed, we need faculty from the HCM Division to volunteer to participate as mentors and serve as a source of information, guidance, and community-building. We anticipate that mentors will be matched with 1-2 mentees. Sign up as a mentor by completing the following survey by Friday, July 7th: https://forms.gle/7zzrg9NxTrxW5LBZA
**If you participated in the program last year, we still ask that you complete the form.
THE DETAILS:
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Mentees and mentors will be matched before the start of the 2023 AOM Annual Meeting. We suggest that mentors connect with mentees for at least two 30-minute sessions via video or phone over the next academic year. The first of these sessions may occur during the Annual Meeting dates, at one of the division social events, or at another time that is mutually convenient to both of your schedules.
Around late July, an email will be sent introducing mentees to their mentors. It is our hope that this program continues to create a much-needed space for HCM members to build meaningful connections.
Should you have any questions, please email Yuna Lee (ysl2118@cumc.columbia.edu) and Amber Stephenson (astephen@clarkson.edu).
Thanks,
Yuna Lee & Amber Stephenson
HCM Division Academics-At-Large
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Yuna Lee
Assistant Professor
Columbia University
New York NY
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