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What is Informal Mentoring

Handbook of Research on Transnational Higher Education
An unstructured program whereby a novice administrator self-selects an more seasoned administrator at their institution or at another institution or organization to gain advice and guidance.
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Cultivating Leaders from Within: Transforming Workers into Leaders
Carlise Womack Wynne (University of North Georgia, USA)
Copyright: © 2014 |Pages: 17
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-4458-8.ch003
Abstract
This chapter examines the practice of internal recruitment and internal advancement of administrative personnel within higher education. The purpose of this chapter is to determine the perceived success of one campus’s approach to internal promotion from the view of the promoted. Additionally, the chapter discusses the rationales for promotees’ views in relation to current literature and provides a contextual analysis of best practices related to internal promotion within higher education forums. The data analysis indicates that even within a single campus, practices vary widely, with little consistency or predictability. There is a correlation between the perceptions of job efficacy to support and access to mentoring from higher-level administration.
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The Importance of Mentoring in the Development and Succession of Millennial Leaders
An approach to mentoring based on organic relationships without guided external expectations.
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Managing Relationships in Virtual Team Socialization
The non-assigned pairing of an experienced person who respects, guides, protects, sponsors, promotes, and teaches a younger, less experienced personnel member who develops naturally at the discretion of the mentor and protégé, and persists as long as the parties involved experience sufficient positive outcomes.
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Blended Mentoring: Integrative Approach for Faculty Mentoring
Involves a loosely structured format and may evolve into a friendlier, oriented relationship.
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Turning Managers into Leaders: The Art of Mentoring
“Occurs in a relationship between two people where on gains insight, knowledge, wisdom, friendship, and support from the other. Either person may initiate the mentoring relationship, the mentor to help the other, the protégée to gain wisdom from a trusted person” – Lonnie D. Inzer and C.B. Crawford, Ph.D.
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International Faculty Development in U.S. Higher Education
A mentoring process that takes place naturally between the mentor and mentee because of shared interests and career goals.
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Induction Programs for Early Career Agriculture Teachers
Mentoring that occurs between at least two individuals but is not intentional through formal mentoring.
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A Study of Novice Faculty Members' Experiences During the Mentoring Process
A mentoring experience where the program is controlled by the learner.
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