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Mentoring IT

We have identified mentoring as being an important component of success and a particular challenge for some of our members. We are therefore setting up a mentor/mentee network, *open to all*. A typical mentor/mentee pairing would a faculty member or professional in industry mentoring a graduate student or postdoc; a senior faculty or industry researcher mentoring a junior faculty or researcher. We would strongly encourage mentees to become also mentors currently or in the future. A mentor/mentee relationship will be a priori a three year one. A mentor will agree to communicating with his/her mentee roughly every month or two to provide professional advice and feedback. We also plan to have a yearly mentor/mentee breakfast at ISIT. The mentor/mentee list will be posted on our new Society web site. A mentee should be part of the IEEE IT Society for the duration of the mentoring period.

Interested Mentees

Please tell us about your interests. Note that we cannot guarantee you a particular mentor and so we do not take requests for specific mentors.

Email the Mentoring Coordinator at itsocmentorshipcmte@listserv.illinois.edu

Interested Mentors

Please tell us about your interests and tell us how may mentees you are willing to take.

Email the Mentoring Coordinator at itsocmentorshipcmte@listserv.illinois.edu

Current Mentoring Relationships

Agnes Chan and Ghid Maatouk    

 Michelle Effros and Parastoo Sadeghi and Steven Weber

 Nan Liu

 Muriel Medard and Aditya Ramamoorthy and Tara Javidi and Aylin Yener

 Frank Fitzek and Marco Martalo

 Aditya Ramamoorthy  

 Alon Orlitsky and Tracey Ho and John Walsh

 Mung Chiang and Gianluigi Ferrari

 Aylin Yener and Ayfer Ozgur and Saeedi Bidokhti Shirin

 Joerg Widmer and Shizheng Li

 P.R. Kumar and Chee Wei Tan

 Tracey Ho and Byung-Hak Kim

 Siddharth Ray and Daniel Lucani

 Steven Weber and Haiyan Xin

 Piyush Gupta and Lorenzo Keller

 Sumeet Sandhu

 Rudiger Urbanke and Jie Hou

 Emre Telatar

 Bruce Hajek and Nazanin Rahnavard

 Pierre Moulin 

 Tara Javidi and Soheil Mohajer

 Anand Sarwate  

 Andrew Thangaray  

 Raymond Yeung and Ming Xiao

 Bikash Anand Dey

 Michael Langberg and Etienne Perron

 Edward Au

 Joerg Kliewer

 Minkyu Kim and Etienne Perron

Resources on Mentoring

 

University of Washington brochure for faculty on mentoring
graduate students:
http://www.grad.washington.edu/mentoring/gradfacultymentor.pdf

Collection of pdf files on mentoring at
http://advance.cornell.edu/ADVANCE_Resources/retention.html

2004 Proceedings of a workshop on mentoring for
engineering academia (emphasis on women and minorities,
but 80% of the material is general). Considers
mentoring and being mentored as graduate students and junior
faculty.
http://paesmem.stanford.edu/proceedings.pdf
HTML excerpt
Best practices in mentoring
http://paesmem.stanford.edu/html/proceedings_6.html

Mentoring for Engineering Academia II
Proceedings of a 2007 workshop. Proceedings available in
pdf and html.
http://birs07.stanford.edu/html/proceedings_5.html

 

Students are your legacy - article by Dave Patterson

Students are your legacy