STEM Equals Reciprocal Mentoring Programme Mentor Form
We are happy to announce the launch of the STEM Equals Reciprocal Mentoring Programme!

We are now recruiting mentors and mentees to take part in a brand-new EPSRC-funded pilot reciprocal mentoring programme that aims to increase awareness of the challenges of building an academic career for those who are from one or more groups underrepresented amongst university leaders and senior staff in UK higher education, including women, LGBT+ people, BAME (Black Asian Minority Ethnic) people, and people with disabilities.

Who can be a mentor? Early or mid-career academics at the University of Strathclyde in permanent roles (Chancellors Fellows, Lecturers, Senior Lecturers) from any field/discipline who are from one or more groups underrepresented amongst university leaders and senior staff in UK higher education, including women, LGBT+ people, BAME (Black Asian Minority Ethnic) people, and people with disabilities.

For more information, visit: https://www.stemequals.ac.uk/Initiatives/Mentoring

Interested in being a mentor? Complete this brief online form
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Email *
Title *
First Name *
Last Name *
Job Title *
Mentors must be early or mid-career academics at the University of Strathclyde in permanent roles (Chancellors Fellows, Lecturers, Senior Lecturers)
In which Faculty are you primarily based? *
Optional: Your Pronouns
Briefly, why would you like to take part? (200 words max) *
Briefly, in what ways might serving as a mentor for the Reciprocal Mentoring programme support your development and career goals? (200 words max) *
The programme begins with a required 90-minute Welcome Workshop. On which of these dates are you available to take part? *
If you are not available for either date, we may be in touch if we run the programme again next year.
Please read the following statements and tick the box below to show that you agree:
I understand that I am expressing an interest in being in involved in a 6-month Reciprocal Mentoring Programme.
I understand that I will only be matched to a mentee after attending the Welcome Workshop.
I understand that I will be working, confidentially, one-to-one with my mentee for 4 x one-hour meetings.
I understand I will be asked to provide timely feedback as an essential part of this pilot programme.
I understand that if I find I can no longer attend the Welcome Workshop, I should contact stemequals@strath.ac.uk as soon as possible in order to help them to effectively manage the waiting list for this programme.
I understand that in the event a suitable mentee cannot be found for me, I may not be matched in this cycle of the programme.
Do you agree to the statements above? *
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