Webinar

PULSE Undergraduates Research Webinar: Selecting Good Mentors

Recorded -- Wed Jan. 31, 2024
1 hour 4 minutes

In the journey through academia and beyond, having a mentor can make all the difference.

In the journey through academia and beyond, having a mentor can make all the difference. Join us for this informative webinar as we delve into the critical topic of mentorship. Discover the profound impact a good mentor can have on your personal and professional development. We will explore the qualities that define a valuable mentor and provide you with practical insights on how to identify and forge meaningful mentorship relationships. Whether you're looking to excel in your studies, navigate your career path, or simply gain guidance and inspiration, this webinar will equip you with the tools and knowledge needed to select and nurture mentorship connections that will shape your future success.

Hannah McCright
Speaker

Hannah is a 2nd year undergraduate at the University of Maryland (UMD) where she is double-majoring in physics and astronomy.

Bri Hart
Speaker

Bri Hart (she/her) is a Senior Program Manager for Diversity and Careers for the American Physical Society.

Larry Woolf, Ph.D.
Speaker

Lawrence Woolf is a technical fellow at General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, where he has been involved in the development of thin film coatings, advanced materials, and energy conversion systems since 1982.

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