2021 OSDI Next Generation Mentorship Program: Mentee Application
Interested in being a Next Generation Mentor Program (NGMP) Mentee for Spring Quarter 2021? Apply here!
Our goal for NGMP mentees is to deepen their undergraduate experience, explore a variety of career paths, and be supported in their academic and student success by the insights, assistance and encouragement of our amazing CoE graduate student mentors. You will also be able to receive 1 credit for being a part of this mentorship program - we hope that provides a meaningful structure to ensure you have a fruitful experience!
Please fill out this short application below to aid the OSDI staff in reviewing your application. This will guide how we determine mentor/mentee pairs. We intend to assign mentor/mentee pairs based on the information you both provide and how important it is to you that your mentor "match" your interests. Applications will be reviewed by Week 9 of Winter Quarter and pairings will be confirmed before Finals Week. Please check your email regularly during this time.
Applications close: Wednesday, February 10th at 11:59pm
NGMP Q&A Session 1: Tuesday, January 12th 6-8pm
NGMP Q&A Session 2: Wednesday, January 27th 12:30-2:30pm
NGMP Q&A Session 3: Monday, February 1st 8-10am
Please join via Zoom during the above times to ask questions! Zoom link:
https://washington.zoom.us/my/tmelaku
If you have any questions or concerns about your application, please reach out to
osdi@uw.edu
with the subject line "NGMP Application Question/Concern".
Thanks so much for your time and energy! We hope to make this experience valuable and greatly appreciate any feedback or suggestions.
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Email address
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Your email
Full Name/Pronouns
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Preferred Email Address
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What time zone are you in?
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Race/Ethnicity (If you'd like, you may also include your nationality under 'Other')
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American Indian/Alaskan Native/Indigenous/First Nations
Asian/Asian-American
Black/African-American
Latinx/Chicanx
Middle Eastern/Arab
Multiracial/Multiethnic
Pacific Islander
White/Caucasian
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Please check the identities that you hold/identify with below:
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BIPOC Student
International Student
LGBTQIA+
(Dis)abled/Person with (Dis)abilities
First Generation College Student
Immigrant
Child of Immigrants
Low-Income
Parent/Caregiver
Working Student (Part-time or Full-time)
Other:
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Are there any other identity markers that you think would be helpful to know in pairing you with your mentor? This information is only to be used to aid in pairing you with your mentor and is confidential. (Examples include: socio-economic background, mixed/blended family, ability, immigration status, etc)
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Major
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Early Childhood & Family Studies
Education, Communities & Organizations
Early Care and Education (online)
Education, Learning & Society Minor
Undecided
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Class Standing
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Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
4th Year Senior
5th Year Senior
Expected Graduation Date (MM/YY)
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Are you interested in graduate studies after completing your undergraduate studies?
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What are your educational interests, career pathways, and long term goals?
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In a few sentences, please outline the educational fields that interest you, and the direction you see yourself going once you complete your undergraduate degree (e.g. school policy, working for non-profit organizations, going to grad school, etc.) It's also completely okay if you have no idea and this is what you're hoping to gain more clarity on, just say that and let us know what you hope to learn more about! We appreciate your honesty :)
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[Check all that apply] I want to...
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work with elementary age children
work with middle & high school age children
teach
work with (dis)abled/persons with (dis)abilities
advise students
work with BIPOC students
work in higher education (college or adult education)
work in non-profit organizations
work as a school administrator/leader (principal, etc.)
work in school psychology/support services
do research in the field of education
work in educational policy
multilingual/global education
identity-based education work
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What do you hope to gain from participation in this mentorship?
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We want to pair you with a graduate student who can offer you the most appropriate, meaningful advice and support. Think about what skills you hope to gain, or what type of advice you are seeking. (e.g., gaining research experience, creating a CV/resume, finding a job/internship, getting into graduate school, how to figure out which program is right for you, being first generation in graduate school, etc.)
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What is your preferred method of communication? Please check all that apply.
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Email
Phone
Text
Messaging App
Zoom/FaceTime/Video Chat
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The NGMP requires attendance to 2 of our programs and 4-6 hours of mentor/mentee engagement over the course of the Spring 2021 quarter. Are you able to commit to these requirements in order to receive credit? If not, please provide more information as to way this may not be feasible for you.
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Other:
Is there anything else you'd like us to know that would be valuable for us to know when creating pairs? Do you have any preferences or things you'd like us to prioritize? If so, please document that here.
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