September 25, 2013 -  10:00am (PST)/ 12:00PM (CST)/ 1:00PM (EST)

We are often told to succeed in our field, find a mentor. Mentors often provide personal and professional direction, suggestions and support for advancement in our chosen career path. This is one characterization of what a good mentor does. Yet, while we may be able to describe what good mentoring relationships look like, building these relationships is less a function of following a manual than it is an art. Even with well pre-scribed steps for being a good mentor or mentee, each relationship is a unique creation of the people involved and their professional setting. In this webinar, we will look at the creative opportunities and challenges involved in building these professional relationships and what it means to provide leadership within them. To register, please visit https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dC1CamdnX1NwM3BGQURnaVNENFhrVEE6MA#gid=0.