Developing & Enhancing Mentoring Relationships
NUCATS’s Center for Education and Career Development hosts multiple programs designed to prepare faculty to be effective and successful in their roles — as a mentee or as a mentor. Workshops are open to faculty across ranks and career tracks.
Mentor Development Series: Cultivating Effective Mentoring Skills
A monthly series of 90-minute workshops (October through June annually) designed to prepare faculty mentors to be effective and successful in their roles. Interested faculty have the opportunity to complete the Mentor Training Certificate Program, which fulfills NIH requirements for faculty mentors on T32 and other training grants.
Mentee Development Series: Tools for Academic and Personal Growth for Early Career Faculty
A new workshop series consisting of three monthly 2-hour sessions (January through March 2025) designed specifically to prepare early career faculty to be effective mentees. The series focuses on assisting faculty with identifying and defining their career goals and purpose, strategically navigating career advancement, and cultivating mentoring networks.
Mentoring the Mentors: NUCATS Programming, Assessment, and Outcomes
Mentoring in academic medicine has long been conceived of as both an expectation and “a given.” How mentoring is happening, if it is being done well, how it could be done differently, and how it can be improved have less often been explored. Director of NUCATS Mentoring Programs Kenzie Cameron, PhD., MPH, recently shared the innovative changes made to the mentoring programs offered through the NUCATS Institute and discussed the assessment and outcomes of current programs. The Translational Applications in Public Health lecture series is a collaboration between the Institute for Public Health and Medicine and the NUCATS Institute.
Mentor Training Certificate Program (Recordings)
Faculty attending the Mentor Development Series: Cultivating Effective Mentoring Skills series have an opportunity to complete the Mentor Training Certificate Program (MTCP), designed to train faculty in becoming effective clinical and translational research mentors. Completion of the NUCATS Mentor Training Certificate Program fulfills NIH requirements for faculty mentors on T32 and other training grants. Please complete this brief form to request access to the mentoring workshop resources and recordings of past sessions.
Meet Our Team
Faculty Director
Kenzie A. Cameron, PhD, MPH
Professor in the Departments of Medicine (General Internal Medicine), Medical Education, Preventive Medicine and Medical Social Sciences
