The just-finishing 2019 marks a decade of my “formal”
SueMentors mentoring.
As I reflected on the decade over the last months of 2019, I realized I have learned so much – but haven’t always let mentees and other supporters know that.
So I went back to my program-evaluation career and put together an infographic to summarize the 10 years. This shows you what I’ve learned from mentees, the ways mentees have shaped my delivery of short- and longer-term mentoring, and how I’ve been able to expand from 1-to-1 mentoring to more 1-to-many methods that meet people where they are.
Many thanks to the decade of mentees I’ve worked with directly: Mentees who connected through a mentoring program or a “self-referral” or a referral to me from someone elseSeveral of you who “discovered” me from an online sourceSome who I’ve met in person at conferences or by happenstance (like waiting for ride-shares)Those who have re-contacted me
And a special thanks to Kristina Davis, a mentee who selected me as her…
As I reflected on the decade over the last months of 2019, I realized I have learned so much – but haven’t always let mentees and other supporters know that.
So I went back to my program-evaluation career and put together an infographic to summarize the 10 years. This shows you what I’ve learned from mentees, the ways mentees have shaped my delivery of short- and longer-term mentoring, and how I’ve been able to expand from 1-to-1 mentoring to more 1-to-many methods that meet people where they are.
Many thanks to the decade of mentees I’ve worked with directly: Mentees who connected through a mentoring program or a “self-referral” or a referral to me from someone elseSeveral of you who “discovered” me from an online sourceSome who I’ve met in person at conferences or by happenstance (like waiting for ride-shares)Those who have re-contacted me
And a special thanks to Kristina Davis, a mentee who selected me as her…