Friday Focus: Helping our Nanook Nation to do its best work

Friday Focus: Optimizing Nanook Nation Performance

Unlock the full potential of our Nanook Nation team with Friday Focus. This biweekly program delves into the latest research and best practices, empowering staff to enhance their abilities and thrive in their roles.

Each session focuses on a specific aspect of personal and professional development, covering topics such as:

Boosting productivity and time management skills
Developing leadership capabilities
Fostering collaboration and teamwork
Promoting well-being and resilience

Through interactive exercises, expert insights, and peer-to-peer learning, Friday Focus cultivates a supportive environment where our Nanook Nation members can continuously refine their skills, embrace innovation, and achieve their goals.

Inspiring Girls program seeks undergraduate coordinator

Calling all aspiring leaders! The renowned Inspiring Girls program seeks an Undergraduate Coordinator to empower young women. This inspiring role involves engaging with students, organizing events, and mentoring the program’s future leaders. The ideal candidate will exude passion, leadership skills, and a drive to make a difference. Join the movement to ignite the spark of inspiration and shape the future!

Collins resigns from Graduate School position

In an unexpected turn, Dr. Emily Collins has resigned from her esteemed position as Dean of the Graduate School at Willow Creek University. Collins, who has held the post for the past five years, has cited personal reasons for her departure.

Her resignation has left a void in the Graduate School, where she was known for her innovative leadership and unwavering commitment to academic excellence. Colleagues and students alike express their deep appreciation for her contributions to the university.

Collins’s departure marks the end of an era at Willow Creek University. Her decision to step down has set in motion a search for a new Dean who will carry forward the legacy of excellence that she has established.

‘Principles and Practices of Mentoring Graduate Students’

Principles and Practices of Mentoring Graduate Students

Mentoring is a crucial partnership that shapes the trajectory of graduate students’ academic and professional journeys. Effective mentors provide guidance, support, and opportunities that empower students to thrive. Understanding the principles and practices of effective mentoring is essential for both mentors and students. This article explores key principles such as communication, mutual respect, trust-building, and boundary setting. It also discusses practical strategies for developing mentoring plans, fostering collaboration, and evaluating mentoring outcomes. By embracing these principles and practices, mentors and students can cultivate a transformative mentoring relationship that will benefit their careers and personal lives for years to come.