Law Library Mentorship Reception at CALL 2009 Conference
The Education Committee of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries (CALL) today held its Kick-Off Reception for its Mentorship Program.
The event was held at the 2009 annual CALL conference in Halifax that I am attending until next Wednesday.
The goal of the program is "to facilitate the creation, development and maintenance of mutually satisfactory mentoring relationships between new CALL members, or those CALL members pursuing new professional development opportunities, and their experienced colleagues".
The program's webpage has a description of the program, the eligibility criteria and the candidate screening process, as well as links to application forms for mentors and mentees, a mentorship resources wiki, and a discussion forum (for members).
The event was held at the 2009 annual CALL conference in Halifax that I am attending until next Wednesday.
The goal of the program is "to facilitate the creation, development and maintenance of mutually satisfactory mentoring relationships between new CALL members, or those CALL members pursuing new professional development opportunities, and their experienced colleagues".
The program's webpage has a description of the program, the eligibility criteria and the candidate screening process, as well as links to application forms for mentors and mentees, a mentorship resources wiki, and a discussion forum (for members).
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