Your Science Avengers: How to Assemble Your Mentoring Team
Oct 19, 2017
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When it comes to growing in your career, building a diverse team of mentors, instead of having just one, can be valuable. Having a mentoring team wasn’t something that I realized would be beneficial until I began working on my NIH K award application.
As I went through that process, a grant reviewer asked me to seek out people who could counsel me on different parts of the job search: a junior faculty who successfully went through a job search the year before, a more established researcher, and a senior scientist who served on multiple job search committees.
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About the Contributor
M. Chiara Manzini is an assistant professor at The George Washington University.
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