Mentorship
can be a scary concept. Early stage law professors often ask how to develop a
mentoring relationship and how to effectively use that relationship. But even a
new law professor is in the position to mentor others earlier on the pathway, so
very quickly new law professors are also asking themselves how to become an
effective mentor and balance mentorship obligations with other service and
scholarship and teaching obligations. This panel brings together a group of
professors from different career stages to discuss mentoring opportunities with
which they are involved. Teaching and scholarly mentorship panelists will be
supplemented with discussions of other types of mentorship, such as peer
mentoring and institutional mentoring. Bring your questions and your
suggestions to this panel as we discuss mentorship in all its varied forms.
Business meeting at program conclusion.