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Mentorship In STEM

Navigate the basics of inclusive mentorship in STEM.

Explore resources developed through RockEDU’s programs and initiatives, bringing together diverse perspectives, approaches, and practical strategies for strengthening mentorship, fostering reflection and dialogue, and cultivating inclusive learning and research environments.

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Allyship, Belonging in STEM, Civic Science, LGBTQIA in STEM, Personal Stories, Science and Society, STEM Mentorship
Audience:
College Stem Educators, Engagement Professional, Scientists, STEM Mentors
Content Types:
Guidebook, Learning Resource
In learning how to be an ally, we need to hear about and respect the lived …
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Allyship, Belonging in STEM, Civic Science, LGBTQIA in STEM, Science and Society, STEM Mentorship
Audience:
College Stem Educators, Engagement Professional, Scientists, STEM Mentors
Content Types:
Guidebook, Learning Resource
One way to be a visible ally is to post an inclusion statement on your lab …
A rainbow-colored line of hands each holding a black pen
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Allyship, Belonging in STEM, Civic Science, LGBTQIA in STEM, Mentorship Tools, Science and Society, STEM Mentorship
Audience:
College Stem Educators, Engagement Professional, Scientists, STEM Mentors
Content Types:
Guidebook, Learning Resource
We all need to recognize common behaviors in academic spaces that are harmful toward minority students …
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Allyship, Belonging in STEM, Civic Science, LGBTQIA in STEM, Science and Society, STEM Mentorship
Audience:
College Stem Educators, Engagement Professional, Scientists, STEM Mentors
Content Types:
Guidebook, Learning Resource
Common pronouns that we use to refer to people are he/him/his, she/her/hers, and they/them/theirs, but there …
About Topic:
Allyship, Belonging in STEM, Civic Science, LGBTQIA in STEM, Science and Society, STEM Mentorship
Audience:
College Stem Educators, Engagement Professional, Scientists, STEM Mentors
Content Types:
Guidebook
Visibility as an ally is extremely important for recruiting and retaining minority students. There are many …
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