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Author Ellison, Aaron M., 1960-

Title Success in mentoring your student researchers : moving STEMM forward / Aaron M. Ellison, Manisha V. Patel
Published Cham : Springer, 2022

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Description 1 online resource (106 pages)
Series SpringerBriefs in Education
SpringerBriefs in education.
Contents Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Acronyms -- List of Boxes and Vignettes -- Part I Preparing to (be a) Mentor -- 1 Understanding Mentorship -- 1.1 Mentors and Mentorship Defined -- 1.1.1 The Essence of Mentors and Mentorship in Undergraduate Research -- 1.1.2 Mentorship is Not Supervising or Advising -- 1.2 Why Mentor? -- 1.3 Group Mentorship: Because You Shouldn't Have to Mentor Alone -- 1.4 Becoming a Mentor -- 1.5 From Mentors to Program Directors: Becoming a Mentor of Mentors -- 1.6 Take-Home Messages -- References -- 2 Funding Undergraduate Research
2.1 Which Comes First: Defining the Research, Identifying a Student, or Finding the Funding? -- 2.2 The Costs of Undergraduate Research -- 2.2.1 Stipend or Salary, Credit or Volunteer? -- 2.2.2 Subsistence Costs -- 2.2.3 Travel Costs -- 2.2.4 Other Direct Costs -- 2.2.5 Administrative and Other Hidden Costs -- 2.3 Defining Mentored Research Projects ... -- 2.3.1 From First-Time Researchers to Self-Aware and Independent Mentees -- 2.3.2 Can You Afford Independent Students? -- 2.4 Finding Funding for Mentored Student-Research Projects -- 2.4.1 Finding Funding for Mentor-Defined Projects
2.4.2 Finding Funding for Independent Mentees -- 2.5 From Mentors to Program Directors: Funding a Whole Program -- 2.5.1 It Really Does Take a Village -- 2.5.2 Supporting the Village -- 2.5.3 Ensuring Equity -- 2.6 Take-Home Messages -- References -- 3 Recruiting and Selecting Students -- 3.1 Setting Priorities -- 3.2 Recruitment -- 3.2.1 Why Not Hand-Pick a Rock Star? -- 3.2.2 The Value of a Formal Recruitment Process -- 3.2.3 The Elements of a Formal Recruitment Process -- 3.3 Reviewing Applications -- 3.4 Interviewing Applicants -- 3.4.1 Set the Tone -- 3.4.2 Platform and Setting
3.4.3 Consistency in Questions -- 3.4.4 Wrapping up the Interview -- 3.5 Selecting and Hiring Students -- 3.6 From Mentors to Program Directors: Recruiting New Mentors -- 3.6.1 Research Mentors -- 3.6.2 Trainers and Facilitators -- 3.6.3 Support Staff to Support Diverse Students -- 3.6.4 Ensuring Equity -- 3.7 Take-Home Messages -- References -- Part II Mentoring Student Researchers -- 4 Building a Research Community -- 4.1 STEMM Communities -- 4.2 Building a Collaborative Research Team -- 4.2.1 Roles in a Professional Community are Not Static -- 4.2.2 Bringing New People into Your Research Team
4.2.3 The Importance of Formal and Informal Communication -- 4.3 From Mentors to Program Directors: Developing Communities of Researchers -- 4.4 Take-Home Messages -- References -- 5 Doing Research with Undergraduates -- 5.1 Setting Expectations -- 5.1.1 The Research Comes First, But it is First Among Equals -- 5.1.2 The Importance of Communication -- 5.2 Empowering Your Students -- 5.2.1 Ceding Some Intellectual Ownership -- 5.2.2 The Importance of Regular Feedback -- 5.3 Future Research with and by Your Mentees
Summary This book is a guide for mentors on how to recruit, mentor, and support students through a student research experience in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine (STEMM) fields. Being a successful research mentor benefits from the self-awareness and planning, strategies and skills that Success in Mentoring your Student Researchers can help you build and develop. These are useful for mentors working with any students, but especially those who have been minoritized in STEMM or are the first in their family to attend college. The first part of the book introduces mentoring undergraduates and how it differs from traditional classroom instruction, active learning, and flipped classrooms; mentoring is collaboratively teaching research while doing research. A mentored undergraduate research experience also helps your mentees develop the skills necessary to be successful scientists and become part of STEMM communities
Notes 5.4 From Mentors to Program Directors: The Science Behind Successful Undergraduate Research Programs
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
Notes Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed September 15, 2022)
Subject Mentoring in education.
Mentoring in science.
Research.
research (function)
Mentoring in education
Mentoring in science
Research
Mentoria.
Educació STEM.
Investigació.
Genre/Form Llibres electrònics.
Form Electronic book
Author Patel, Manisha V
ISBN 9783031066450
3031066456