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The Value of Peer Mentoring Networks for Developing Leaders and Inspiring Change.

Chrystal D BrucePatricia M FlattSarah R KirkElizabeth Roberts-KirchhoffHala G Schepmann
Published in: Journal of chemical information and modeling (2022)
A peer-mentoring network, funded by the National Science Foundation ADVANCE program, profoundly impacted the career trajectory of five women chemistry faculty at predominantly undergraduate institutions. By providing each other support, encouragement, information, and accountability, we advanced our careers, became leaders in our own right, and implemented change at our institutions. To extend this benefit to more women STEM faculty, we have developed and implemented a model to support 74 faculty and administrators representing 51 institutions across the country.
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