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Events

CTL Event

Monday, November 11, 12:15-1:15pm

Student Thesis and Research Mentorship Panel and Lunch

Location: The Claremont Colleges Library, Founder’s Room (2nd Floor)
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This panel is a follow-up to the lunch discussion. We will provide additional details and a description after the lunch.

Past Events

OCAC Event

Webinar: Writing Your Mentorship Philosophy Statement

Date: Wednesday, November 6th, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM PST

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Hosted by Jonathan Aragon

Join us for this webinar focused on helping faculty develop a clear and compelling mentorship philosophy statement. In this interactive webinar, participants will learn how to articulate their values, approach, and goals as mentors. This session will guide you through the key components of an effective mentorship philosophy, provide examples, and offer practical tips for crafting a statement that reflects your unique style and strengths as a mentor. Whether you’re preparing for tenure review, or simply want to clarify your mentoring approach, this webinar will provide valuable insights and support.

OCAC Event

Friday October 18th, 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM PST

The Claremont Faculty Mentoring Mixer

Location: The Drucker Institute 1021 N Dartmouth Ave, Claremont, CA 91711 (In-Person)

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Interested in learning about:

  • Tenure Talk?
  • Mentor networks?
  • Mentorship across careers?
  • Getting $25 in Claremont Cash?

Event Description

 Enjoy light refreshments while engaging in meaningful conversation about mentorship at the Claremont Colleges.  Take your mentorship relationships out into the community with coffee or lunch and $25 in Claremont Cash. Space is limited!

 

CTL Event

Monday, October 7, 12:15-1:15pm

Supporting Student Thesis and Independent Research Lunch Conversation

Location: The Claremont Colleges Library, Founder’s Room (2nd Floor)
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What issues are you facing while directing student theses and independent research? Please join us for lunch and an open discussion on topics such as: post-pandemic student capacity for independent work, departmental thesis project structure and labor distribution, faculty mentorship fatigue, and…what is working well! This is the first in a series of events on student mentorship that the CTL will offer this academic year.