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Mentorship

The Equity team has developed several innovative mentorship programs designed to support faculty at different career stages.

McGill Arts Building

Provost's Faculty Mentorship Network

Providing guidance and support to all pre-tenure professors. Mentors for this network are outstanding teachers and researchers who have experience as institutional leaders at McGill.

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James Administration Building

Development Initiative for Academic Leadership

Mid-career colleagues who have demonstrated leadership promise work with senior leaders at McGill to deepen their understanding and proficiencies in relation to academic leadership.

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First Manuscript Project

The Office of the Provost Vice Principal (Academic) (OPVPA) is excited to launch a new initiative designed to support the scholarship of pre-tenured faculty researchers in ‘book fields’ who are in the final stages of manuscript production.

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Meet our PFMN mentors

Accomplished faculty mentors with strengths and capacities to guide junior colleagues in all fields.

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Learn more about mentorships

Why faculty mentorship matters
Further reading about mentorships

 

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For more information about traditional territory and tips on how to make a land acknowledgement, visit our Land Acknowledgement webpage.

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