SYNOPSIS Mentoring has been recognized as critically important to the success of young professionals in accounting. Because members senior management accounting profession are most often male (AICPA 2019b), improving opportunities for junior female is especially worthwhile. In current #MeToo environment, there a potential concern that superiors may be reluctant mentor females. Using an experime...

To be an effective mentor at any level is always a challenge and requires a dedication to teaching and mentorship and being prepared to devote a significant proportion of one's time. But if you are open-minded and deeply care for your mentee, you have the opportunity to be a successful mentor. This presentation is based on personal experience of mentoring radiology residents, doctoral students,...

We interview Dr. Jean Morisset, an internationally recognized leader in the field of pancreatic physiology. His work on the regulation of pancreatic secretion by hormones and the parasympathetic nervous system has been fundamental to the understanding of pancreatic adaptation to diet in normal as well as pathological conditions. Here he provides advices for young investigators starting in the f...

ASK THE HEMATOLOGIST – Dr. John Hausdorff gives his take on the SPIKES protocol for conveying bad news. MINI REVIEW – Contributing Editor Dr. Omar Abdel-Wahab summarizes key findings related to histiocytoses. PRESIDENT’S COLUMN – Dr. Ken Anderson outlines six strategic priorities for the Society. PROFILES – Dr. Jack Hirsh reflects on a life devoted to hematology; mentee Dr. John Kelton pays tri...

The following article presents the findings of a Reverse Mentoring evaluation project conducted at modern university in northwest England, which has high proportion students from non-traditional educational backgrounds. Using reverse mentoring framework, traditional mentor–mentee relationship was flipped with serving as senior partners and their tutors junior partners. purpose this study to inv...

Abstract The research aims at the identification of factors influencing mentoring services with a particular emphasis on country origin mentor and mentee. quantitative was conducted in four Central Eastern European countries, i.e., Bulgaria, Poland, Latvia Lithuania one Southern country, Italy. implemented methodology covered Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) reliability analysis, which were pe...

Intentional self-regulatory, or goal-directed skills, are essential during adolescence as youth set and work towards long-term goals within a dynamic context. Youth development programs that incorporate mentoring may provide a key resource for building these skills. In the present study, we provide initial data about the factor structure for a set of measures aimed at assessing youth intentiona...

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a peer-assisted study session (PASS) program for a large class of Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic) students. This cohort was made up predominantly of mature aged students who have not undertaken any study for many years. Within a bioscience first-year core subject, student mentees attended PASS sessions on a voluntary basis, w...