More than 100 mentors — many drawn from funders — now act as mentors in the program.
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EAST HAMPTON "A Look Inside the Studio: The Minds of the Mentors," works of mentors and instructors.
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Male mentors are more popular than female mentors for one main reason — there are more of them.
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It happens among family and friends and mentors, maybe even among well-meaning family and friends and mentors.
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EAST HAMPTON "A Look Inside the Studio: The Minds of the Mentors," work from mentors and instructors from the Mannix Studio of Art.
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A. Along my journey I've had different mentors, business mentors and spiritual, but the greatest mentor I've ever had has been my mom.
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EAST HAMPTON "A Look Inside The Studio: The Minds of the Mentors," work from mentors and instructors from the Mannix Studio of Art. Aug.
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EAST HAMPTON "A Look Inside the Studio: The Minds of the Mentors," work from mentors and instructors from the Mannix Studio of Art. Aug.
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I think that a lot of women look for women as mentors and that is wonderful, but men can also be great mentors to women.
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Nooyi launched the Million Women Mentors initiative at PepsiCo, which aims to get more girls interested in STEM by providing them with female mentors in STEM fields.
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It will further save money, the argument goes, if mentors are paid paltry stipends rather than the serious compensation that is required to attract enough high-quality mentors.
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That's the one thing I found out … Mentors helped from time to time, for short periods, but a lot of time mentors didn't have the class background or understanding.
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While Bloom may have imagined mentors reciting lessons and provisioning lectures, lessons and lectures can be recorded (often with higher production quality than a live lecture) so mentors can focus on individual students.
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"The best mentors are invested in your growth," Wilding said.
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This week, both Connerty and Taylor bested their former mentors.
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All three mentors told Barkley that the comment was inappropriate.
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Having mentors to help navigate these situations is a priority.
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I believe money mentors are key for the Latino community.
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MISTER stands for Mentors Instructing Students Toward Effective Role Models.
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We launched BlueBud, a program that mentors local food companies.
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You'll need to do your homework and find your mentors.
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Mat is one of our most popular mentors in London.
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I'm giving to them what my mentors gave to me.
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That's where having good friends, mentors and acquaintances comes in.
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Mentors at Hootsuite also helped her find the right manufacturers.
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For each child covered, mentors cost about $53 a month.
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Mr Mahmood, wary of its brand, independently mentors young men.
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Mentors, however, have always helped me understand my blind spots.
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Kim also sought out mentors after he became a millionaire.
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He was one of my mentors in The Remix Project.
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Richard and Eric were really my mentors as an activist.
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What did you learn from some of those early mentors?
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You should inform yourself further by talking to your mentors.
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" But Mr. Burge and Mr. Peters are also "distant mentors.
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The producers Robert Whitehead and Lewis Allen were his mentors.
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Be patient, find mentors, and hone your craft every day.
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When I asked her about mentors or models, she hesitated.
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They have become my friends, my mentors and my confidants.
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In my experience, the most underrated mentors are our peers.
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Adult mentors are critical to guide students on this journey.
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Trump quotes Díaz to introduce the idea that mentors are nice.
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"I can't tell you how important mentors are," he tells CNBC.
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Your trusted advisors can be a few close friends or mentors.
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Instead of belaboring the issue, she suggested Holmes find new mentors.
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I feel like women are naturally mentors because we're very nurturing.
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Yamaguchi still mentors young figure skaters, helping them along their path.
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"Having mentors, advisers, who are men is very impactful," she says.
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She launched a program called "Bluebud" that mentors local food manufacturers.
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It's the kind of mentors and kind of bosses I've had.
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Connect with mentors and people you look up to for guidance.
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It would allow aspirants to seek mentors and identify role models.
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Registered mentees will be assigned mentors to inspire and give guidance.
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Venture investors can be strong mentors to anyone building a business.
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We volunteer with the organization as business pitch judges and mentors.
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Look for experienced mentors who can help you achieve your goals.
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"He was one of the greatest mentors I had," says Benioff.
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Programs focus on helping students develop ideas and finding them mentors.
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He was one of my mentors before I even met him.
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No. She wasn't very ... Most of my mentors were men. Yeah.
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Show the innovation way with mentors and coaches — not traditional managers.
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She has filed over 20 patents and mentors fellow women engineers.
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I put my trust in my mentors, and accepted on faith.
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Denholm stresses the importance of having mentors, and mentoring in return.
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And I've been very fortunate, you know, to have great mentors.
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That answer has come through one of my mentors, Angela Davis.
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The selection of who got to be mentors made a difference.
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Mentors on the campaign trail urged him to pursue higher education.
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They will be the mentors and positive forces in your life.
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I've been really fortunate to attract really awesome friends and mentors.
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But they also provide connections—to mentors, other founders, potential investors.
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Darrel's parents and a number of black mentors strongly influenced him.
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I also feel like my IT Cosmetics team are my mentors.
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Consultants are trained by experience, and by mentors, to go negative.
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Girls are capable, and it's up to educators, parents, mentors, etc.
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Kamala Harris her mentors and has long-standing relationships with them.
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Experienced showrunners like Glen Mazzara ("The Walking Dead") serve as mentors.
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The job has been fun, tough and filled with great mentors.
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I wouldn't be where I am without my many generous mentors.
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She's outspoken about her diagnosis, especially with the students she mentors.
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These "former legend mentors current star" stories are often over-hyped.
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In addition to providing security, they're there to serve as mentors.
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And that means they're missing the great mentors in front of them.
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The king of "motherfuckers" is one of my mentors, Samuel L. Jackson.
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She received her associates degree in prison and mentors other female inmates.
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Over time, the people I met became my friends, colleagues and mentors.
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With my beautiful Tina's Angels and with a few of the mentors.
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I have some great mentors that helped me navigate the negotiation process.
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There will be no "mentors," according to a representative for the network.
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They are the mentors who orchestrated care for me from miles away.
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One of my mentors, the great Bruce Swedien, said the same thing.
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Mentors often play a crucial role in helping people achieve their goals.
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Universities have effectively used alumni networks to provide volunteer mentors for students.
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LinkedIn is another great resource for finding and reaching out to mentors.
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I remember going through all of that, so now we're the mentors.
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Many of them were technically working for me, but they became mentors.
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He remains one of my mentors and helped us through that process.
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"AV: "Ask questions and get out there, then go find some mentors.
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They told us their stories of finding mentors, allies, and support systems.
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Often, the missing link is the availability of role models and mentors.
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She blogs and mentors young people with health problems to encourage them.
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They could become mentors, friends, cofounders, or even investors down the line.
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Who were some of your mentors when you were a young researcher?
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I want to join the program so the mentors can help me.
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Men have been my mentors, my friends, my confidantes, and my partners.
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Enter The Tim Ferriss Tribe of Mentors Dream Setup Giveaway See Details
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Mentors dispense guidance based on their experience in similar roles and situations.
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At the same time, when you're self-taught, you do have mentors.
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Social media influencers and sugar-bomb self-help authors are not mentors.
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It counts Sebastian Preel of BlaBlaCar, a €1.4bn unicorn among its mentors.
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They work with teachers, coaches and mentors on classwork and college prep.
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True success mentors know what to do and what not to do.
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These live-in teachers double as the residents' academic advisors and mentors.
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This is why so many people have mentors and invest in coaches.
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Ms Miller was assigned two mentors through this programme when she joined.
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Kemp and Bennett would become two of Ryan's most influential political mentors.
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The panel of mentors selected the remaining six winners based on merit.
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When he finished, he showed the manuscript to mentors, colleagues, and friends.
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And their mentors — coaches, teachers, and fans — help them toward that end.
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"It's such a wide range," Mr. Peace says of the mentors' backgrounds.
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Historically, research has shown that women have a tougher time finding mentors.
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You should speak to mentors and other CEOs you trust, as well.
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He thanked his parents, Carl and Dorothy, for being his first mentors.
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What's less inspiring is the Hollywood makeover that Meg's three mentors received.
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Among his mentors are a pair of real-life adult drag queens.
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How did they find the right attorney and mentors to help them?
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As a young doctor, I constantly look to my mentors for guidance.
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They've met every week with mentors to review work and receive feedback.
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You'll reap invaluable exposure to potential customers, partners, mentors and again…investors.
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The solution: reimagining how employees find mentors, and how those relationships function.
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Now mentors themselves, these women are mindful of nourishing their employees' careers.
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They join the mentors, teachers and social workers who have guided him.
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One of Mr. Kentrianakis's mentors, Jay Pasachoff, has experienced 65 solar eclipses.
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Chambers was one of the mentors for the MIT Tech Review program.
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He's one of my mentors and somebody I have enormous affection for.
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Adding to the pressure is one of Collins's mentors, former Maine Sen.
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Mentors can take on a variety of roles depending on your needs.
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Some of the most successful entrepreneurs have had mentors or been mentees.
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In addition, students are connected to a group of college student mentors.
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On Horse Racing BALTIMORE — You don't choose your mentors, they choose you.
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And I have my mentors — though today they work in my kitchens.
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Looking for potential customers, collaborators, mentors or just curious about new technology?
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And these role models and mentors were the inspiration behind my decision.
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He also has a long string of embittered former mentors and allies.
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This afternoon, you find yourself discussing serious matters or connecting with mentors.
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Another model is Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, where people who have struggled with these challenges and overcome them go on to become mentors for others, with the hope of training them to one day become mentors themselves.
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In addition to a number of visiting artists, the Department of Art hosts two distinguished Teiger Mentors in the Arts annually, including recent mentors Paul Pfeiffer and Chitra Ganesh, and provides exhibition opportunities in Ithaca and New York City.
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In addition to a number of visiting artists, the Department of Art hosts two distinguished Teiger Mentors in the Arts annually, including recent mentors Dana Hoey and Sam Lewitt, and provides exhibition opportunities in Ithaca and New York City.
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One of Pompeo's close friends and mentors on Capitol Hill was Michigan Rep.
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I remember sitting down with one of my mentors around eight years ago.
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The aim is to train a total of 10,000 mentors by next year.
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You think about, you know, Meg Greenfield and others who were his mentors.
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It's up to money mentors to help remove the initial fear of investing.
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Together with her mentors, the girl was able to name her son: Bryan.
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Surround yourself with mentors The early-stage investing landscape is a treacherous one.
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His mentors, colleagues and good friends also lost their lives to this disease.
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Joan and Mercedes were both strong-willed women and they were my mentors.
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He also mentors other students learning to code at his school in Melbourne.
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"One of my mentors on the investment side is Chamath," Green told CNBC.
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It's a great day to connect with mentors, or to do some networking.
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Mentors also help you build resilience, increase productivity and learn to think critically.
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Kim and his mentors made shrewd choices that helped to establish his authority.
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"He learns from her and in the same time mentors her," Celina said.
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One thing we haven't discussed, and may not have time to, is mentors.
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Henri Pierre-Jacques of Harlem Capital: Listen to mentors — but trust your gut
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"One of her heroes, mentors was Saul Alinsky," Carson said during the speech.
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"I was taught to do that by strong mentors and advocates," she said.
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His tech ideas fell flat with his Venture for America mentors and colleagues.
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As they recognized their mentors among the milling crowd, relief flooded their faces.
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The working students received mentors who taught them how to succeed at work.
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I found two great teachers and mentors in Jason Tomme and Maureen Gallace.
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The little films that I made, I would send back to my mentors.
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She and Nancy Juvoven [the other producer] were great mentors with this project.
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All of these mentors continue to offer encouragement and truly have her back.
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It's entirely about creating access for female founders to investors, mentors, and experts.
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I didn't have mentors, but I did have people who held my hand.
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"You watched the way those guys handled everything," Staal said of his mentors.
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From there, I started meeting a lot of young artists and the mentors.
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"The most influential thing I did here was find mentors," he told me.
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The mentors he found when he moved to New York have mostly died.
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I'm in charge of teaching future mentors to guide youth in our community.
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Harrison instructs would-be extractors internationally in techniques he learned from two mentors.
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The best pieces by the apprentices easily stood alongside those of their mentors.
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Akabas credits mentors such as Rivlin and Powell with much of his achievement.
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The idea is that we're all mentors and mentees at the same time.
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Fortunately, both MaryAnn and Latham have remarkable mentors and mentees in their lives.
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For me personally, my career interest came from my role models and mentors.
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Asked about who his mentors are Zuckerberg segued into a discussion about religion.
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But then he listened to one of his most important mentors, the Rev.
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I have my A.A.U. coach, he's one of my greatest mentors, in Ohio.
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I had two great mentors, including Dr. Andrew Gow, who ran the lab.
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Bapa Dreams would manage it, providing inexpensive work areas, internships, and industry mentors.
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Ms. Sielicka-Kalczynska now has a group of Google mentors in several countries.
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Asiya's story shows how mentors can be integral to a new business's growth.
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And whether in school or at work, it is important to find mentors.
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Through the program, he has had the opportunity to work with numerous mentors.
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Several became his mentors and, as DelGaudio says, surrogates for his absent dad.
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Stone's role as a father informs the way he mentors and guides the chefs.
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Olly: I think the idea of having mentors for musicians could have huge potential.
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Rabil also tries to leverage what he's learned from various mentors, including Bill Belichick.
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NYC, a startup accelerator that will help cybersecurity startups connect with customers and mentors.
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"On Finding His Mentors"I met [hairstylist] Riawna Capri when I was a dancer.
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One of her teachers and mentors is Mary Timony, who is indie rock royalty.
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He was congratulated on his Academy Award nod but one of his movie mentors.
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Oh, and she mentors up-and-coming content creators in her Open Studios space.
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Note: this letter was sent to his physical add by one my American mentors.
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The students meet regularly with advisers and mentors to set monthly attendance improvement goals.
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As part of his job, he mentors men who are desperately trying to quit.
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"Some of his chief mentors were TPLF-ites," says an analyst in the capital.
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He says he "just went out and snatched mentors" wherever he could find them.
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I like that it shows a girl having mentors that are male and female.
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We have five mentors from Google who aren't even in my network, for example.
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The grant will provide new equipment and funds to hire guest artists as mentors.
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Participants get access to MetaProp mentors, advisory services and up to $250,000 in financing.
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You won't only make friends — you'll also meet mentors who are pursuing similar dreams.
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Washington has leaned on Heath and another coach at Clark, Michael Franklin, as mentors.
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These mentors include folks from Twitter, Slack, Facebook, Amazon Alexa, Line, Kik, and Discord.
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This advice from mentors is often well meaning and meant to be a compliment.
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It means if you want to get rich before you get old, find mentors.
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The elementary school students could also link up with WeWork customers to be mentors.
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Outside learning from mentors, Dobrin says it's important to like who you work with.
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Last year, there were about 34,000 applicants for 2,200 positions as teachers and mentors.
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" Alternatively, you could say, "One of my biggest mentors is my college economics professor.
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Ong mentors two players a year to teach them skills for a new career.
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Those mentors — men, by the way — would bail her out until BlackLine got paid.
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Oftentimes, there's pressure to choose a traditional professional route from mentors, parents, and peers.
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I knew a lot of graffiti artists; FUTURA 232 was one of my mentors.
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They've been my mentors and I really wanted to reciprocate that when I'm older.
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GFE will also offer financial assistance and Google employees as startup mentors and speakers.
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This allows mentors to practice mastery learning and tailor education to their individual students.
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Spend some time with your career mentors or role models to get some momentum.
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The mentors talked about are like the equivalent of your homeroom teacher/school counselor.
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HotHouse inhabitants have access to mentors, venture capitalists and sources to help with prototypes.
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Both of his mentors taught him that, away from the glare of the spotlight.
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Would they be willing to act as mentors and shepherd them through the project?
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A folkie to the end, Ms. Baez paid tribute to mentors, comrades and sources.
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At Horizon, a program matching the teenagers with mentors is to begin Nov. 1.
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I would have asked for more help and searched for more allies or mentors.
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"You can't be drinking, buying good clothes, looking good," he remembers his mentors counseling.
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For entrepreneurs, too, achievement is a magnet to mentors and a beacon to backers.
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Collaborizm connects aspiring entrepreneurs like Mr. Aryal with mentors, suppliers and early-stage capital.
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One of your mentors is the street dancer Storyboard P. How did you meet?
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You won't become successful by just working at your desk or meeting with mentors.
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Dormeshia, wearing a suit given to her by one of her mentors Mable Lee.
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According to his family and mentors, the lack of attention does not rankle Ryan.
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Also, many lack the industry connections that have helped others find mentors and jobs.
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One of Ms. Bartoli's most important mentors was Mr. von Karajan, the Whitsun founder.
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When you were starting out, did you have people you considered mentors or instructors?
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Around a month and a half ago, one of my mentors passed away unexpectedly.
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Instead, Miura-Ko depended on unlikely mentors to help her envision her future career.
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His love was the love of father who mentors as much as he comforts.
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"The number one reason why people are successful is access to mentors," he explains.
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Von Spakovsky, one of Kobach's mentors, has long advocated for stricter voter access rules.
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Now in their mid-30s, they've become mentors and role models for younger players.
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Nor is it about my humane mentors M. H. Abrams and Frederick A. Pottle.
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For young artists, finding your "people," intellectual role models, mentors, is about self-definition.
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Find your mentors"Being a college dropout with no relationships in the food industry, my mentors allowed me to accelerate the pace at which I was able to close the knowledge gap to set SmartSweets initial launch up for success," said Bosch.
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Todrick Hall and Alisha Marie — influencers with prominent YouTube channels — will appear as guest mentors.
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Having supportive mentors, then, is essential to help brilliant LGBTQ people rise to their potential.
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Mentors who had weathered the Department of Education for years encouraged me not to despair.
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She pursued a degree in mechanical engineering and had mentors who had worked for NASA.
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Katy Turner: Gabbi and I originally met each other through the network of Seedcamp mentors.
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Both of us are internists and are married to doctors who serve as medical mentors.
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Imagine if that young man's mentors were all available at the snap of his fingers.
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In this film, the women are led by mentors, all of whom call themselves Bosley.
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At the event you can meet the speakers and mentors coming to Startup Iceland 2017.
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Younger coaches are desperately seeking veteran mentors with similar values to help navigate their careers.
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They all have their drag mothers, who are mentors to new talent in the community.
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She sought out mentors locally and nationally and put together a team of experienced partners.
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"I learned a lot from mentors with more sophisticated political ideas from California," Ingram recalled.
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He wants to create a program to recruit 25,000 mentors to work with young teenagers.
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"One of our mentors is the head of international at Pinterest, Silvia Oviedo," Perkins said.
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His love was the love of a father who mentors as much as he comforts.
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Who were your trans mentors and who showed you the way in those early days?
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Instead, you get get one-on-one attention from mentors, career coaches and industry experts.
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They are poets, musicians, athletes, and mentors — young men and women creating their own traditions.
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However, without the proper resources from investors and technology mentors, it is no easy feat.
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And so I lean on mentors, like Katrina Lake who joined our board last summer.
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Mentors, Muses, and Celebrities is on view through June 12 at the Aspen Art Museum.
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I had good mentors and partners, and made good connections and relationships within the company.
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The program also includes resume workshops, career counseling, interview preparation, and access to professional mentors.
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If ya didn't know ... Tom's now a flight instructor who mentors Goose's grown son. NICE!!
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"One of her heroes, mentors was Saul Alinsky," said Carson as the crowd energetically booed.
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A government program called Social Enterprise UK also helped the founders access funding and mentors.
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Mentors have their ear to the ground on your behalf and know your hallway reputation.
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A new tool, Mentorship and Support, will help connect mentors and mentees around the world.
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I wouldn't be where I am today without the help of countless mentors at NBCUniversal.
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We have over 300 mentors engage in the program from Chrysler, GM, Penske, Volvo, BMW.
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First, you need to start looking at books as mentors, not entertainment or educational resources.
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I really admire both of them and consider them to be both mentors of mine.
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But she is right that mentors for the new single life are hard to find.
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Let's be clear: Social media influencers and sugar-bomb self-help authors are not mentors.
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Their mentors will not be promoted unless they can show that their student-teachers improve.
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The hive offers hundreds of free programs as well access to mentors and networking events.
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They both returned to the show as mentors on "American Idol's" season 16 in 2018.
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The best leaders also serve as mentors who elevate the performance of those around them.
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She said her mentors (who also happened to be her bosses) advised her to stay.
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Mr. Newton, the Carolina Panthers quarterback, helps fulfill children's dreams by pairing them with mentors.
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Buffett agreed and soon became one of A-Rod's top mentors in finance and business.
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Two of my mentors ended their lives by suicide, and I remember their dilemmas sympathetically.
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"Success mentors do more than simply influence your life in some positive way," he continued.
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Some of these artists, like John Outterbridge and Noah Purifoy, were his colleagues and mentors.
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So I've been pretty shameless about seeking mentors, people that I could get time with.
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I've had great success and I've had a lot of great advocates, champions, and mentors.
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Co-conspire with functional leads and people who later can serve as mentors or coaches.
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Did you have mentors who taught you what it means to be a graffiti writer?
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The adult mentors of last year's first season are gone, leaving kids firmly in charge.
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In 2002, Weems co-founded Social Studies 101, which mentors local youth in creative professions.
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After their careers in competition are over, many wrestlers choose to become coaches and mentors.
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High-quality personalized learning happens when students have strong relationships with engaged mentors and teachers.
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Pastry Pete (Reggie Watts), a pretentious baker who mentors Bertie, is a ramrod-stiff penguin.
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Ask mentors for advice if you need to, but ultimately, trust yourself and your gut!
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Their school is designed around projects and peer learning with mentors, but no formal teachers.
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All young athletes should take the time to educate themselves and find the right mentors.
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Metro schools don't inquire about immigration status; instead, they offer mentors to foreign-born families.
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Daniel found a series of surrogate fathers and mentors; they were often charismatic gay teachers.
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Among the dead were mentors and leaders in their fields, students and school administrators said.
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Early in Fernyhough's career, his mentors told him that studying inner speech would be fruitless.
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We also need to teach professors, peers and others to be better mentors and advocates.
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He shares with grieving families the story of his own loss and mentors young people.
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Notably, this advice mirrors what he learned from his own business mentors over the years.
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Students and their mentors stayed in dorms at George Washington University and Trinity Washington University.
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It may not be in the role they've retired from, but they all become mentors.
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Her mentors all told her the same thing: Don't even bother applying to law school.
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In the middle were the pioneers of the art: Louis Armstrong, his mentors and disciples.
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He's picked up the trade from mentors who have been at the company for decades.
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Mentors, Muses, and Celebrities continues at the Contemporary Art Museum Saint Louis through December 31.
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Actors, filmmakers, critics, mentors, and supporters mingled, then listened to several speakers talk about their work.
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Harry will meet with 60 young Scots who are being trained to be mentors in schools.
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Zuckerberg is tearing up right now talking about an undocumented student who he knows and mentors.
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Establishing mentors and sponsors throughout the company can also help you move up the career ladder.
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She tells me she learned from her mentors how to make it through the festival alive.
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Of the 10 teens she mentors, a few of them started talking about their traumatic experiences.
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He believed most troubled youth just needed proper mentors to help steer their anger and rage.
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Barbour thinks about the mentors he'll never have, but also the beauty of honoring them now.
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Companies have a tremendous opportunity to address both, particularly by connecting women with mentors and advocates.
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Mentors were supposedly supposedly experienced real estate investors — but some had never worked in real estate.
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During their visit they met with volunteers, drop-in coordinators, mentors and execs from the charity.
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And upon winning, Davis told viewers that actors don't always have to be heroes or mentors.
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Thank you to the Backstage Crew, headliners, LPs, mentors & network for making this moment possible. pic.twitter.
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I got mentors and arts council funding, all of which allowed me to continue the work.
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Bright Prospect pairs students with mentors who work with them directly and even presents scholarship opportunities.
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We provide experienced mentors, teach about available types of capital funding and introduce them to investors.
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This is an excellent evening to connect with your mentors or people you look up to.
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Attrition among female professionals is only one reason for the scarcity of mentors for younger women.
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The company formally trains mentors on cultural awareness and sponsors high-potential employees from underrepresented groups.
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And you can do it not just by having in-person mentors, but by reading books.
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I understand you started out with Electric Indigo, Acid Maria, and Miss Kittin as your mentors.
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These mentors could be from Britain, Australia, Canada, South Africa, anybody with a good rugby team.
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But here's a role she's less well-known for: Behind the scenes, she mentors female entrepreneurs.
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Such systems do not replace teachers, but allow them to act as mentors rather than lecturers.
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The TAPS Good Grief Camp brings together 500 children with mentors over the Memorial Day weekend.
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And yes, he didn't rule out having mentors appear alongside Facebook's efforts in job listings, too.
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His mentors in the priesthood had also urged him to be wary of friendly American faces.
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One of my mentors once told me that a consultant should never be in the headlines.
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Lots of people like to ask me what mentors I had, what business books I read.
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The NRCC on Friday placed him in its Young Guns program that mentors and supports candidates.
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Mentors have been crucial to her career advancements, and Cohen herself wants to lead by example.
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As you know, when I started learning and having mentors, the grandfather of cuisine was French.
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We need more mentors, and we need women to step up and believe in themselves, too.
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Francis M. Naumann's Mentors is an accessible and richly detailed celebration of intense cross-generational exchanges.
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On the professional front, mentors and authority figures will be super open to hearing you out.
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Connect with your mentors, and if you find yourself feeling low, know that it will pass.
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As she mentors others, she notices the same patterns of thinking that once held her back.
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Front Burner Home cooks are paired with chef and restaurateur mentors to hone their business acumen.
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Try getting the right mentors and training, among other things, said 5 current and former students.
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Mentors and sponsors can act as important advisers, allies and fast-track partners to getting ahead.
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Many of these teenagers had dropped out of school; nudged by their mentors, most have returned.
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Their networks end up shallower, but broader, with mentors and investors who aren't quite as regional.
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I have since learned that other new constructors found mentors for themselves through the puzzling network.
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A series of relationships and mentors have helped guide me, including my parents and my grandparents.
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It's networking nirvana, where you can connect with potential customers, investors, mentors, collaborators — think infinite opportunity.
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Even the two mentors lost to AIDS, a painful awakening to the fragility of life, omitted.
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With the help of my family and mentors, Paderewski's sense of impeccable ethics shaped my future.
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At Jaylen's school, seventeen mentors work with about two dozen elementary students who have incarcerated parents.
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The man who runs the cafe, Marcello, left his old life and now mentors disabled apprentices.
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The company provided examples such AMA (Ask Me Anything) events or mentors giving their students advice.
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As the US workforce becomes more diverse, more mentors and mentees may come from different backgrounds.
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She donates 5% of her bug-bounty winnings to charity and mentors other women in cybersecurity.
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It's against this backdrop that Kiyo and Kimi have turned themselves into something like marital mentors.
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Women and men of influence have lent their time to be those mentors and provide guidance.
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However, I later on learned that there are many experts and mentors to get opinions from.
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My bosses were Jenn Crider and Jesse Ferguson, both who remain my friends and mentors today.
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He had mentors, teachers and colleagues that helped him develop his smart investing style over time.
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Because, though a majority of teachers are dedicated, well-meaning mentors, rogue teachers are a threat.
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You need champions and mentors to help you succeed, says Marla Beck, the CEO of Bluemercury.
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For others, flexible work hours, being on a cohesive team and access to mentors are priorities.
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They're working with families and relying on mentors to persuade students of the value of education.
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Parents, mentors, educators and community members can help identify opportunities that might not be widely advertised.
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He quickly found mentors, most importantly the photographers W. Eugene Smith, Roy DeCarava, and Harold Feinstein.
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So, they network, they get mentors, we do speaker series, dinners with people across the industry.
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These examples represent two of many ways we can gap-fill our villages with quality mentors.
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"She looked to Henry Kissinger as one of her mentors," Mr. Sanders said, as the crowd booed.
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"I met some of my dearest friends, mentors, and sponsors through this giving circle network," Medina says.
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They get to hang out and be together and network and find job opportunities and get mentors.
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"Kim obviously does not need a law degree," Haney, one of Kardashian West's attorney mentors tells CNN.
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Just as entrepreneurs need decent mentors, incubators need good entrepreneurs if they are to make any money.
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Designed by and for women, Leap could help people find investors, co-founders, mentors, jobs, and more.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have a network of female mentors at your fingertips to learn from?
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The first of Corbally's mentors was a secretive and well-connected wiretapper named John G. "Steve" Broady.
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Rappi is contributing the opening costs of the school in Bogotá and will provide mentors to students.
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"Having mentors is really crucial with consensual non-monogamy because monogamous norms serve as roadmaps," she says.
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Acting as their mentors and judges are "culinary giant" Gordon Ramsay and "celebrity food enthusiast" James Corden.
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Mentors reduce your learning curve by years through mastering the best of wiser, more experienced role models.
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She had no software engineering background, was not part of an accelerator program, and had few mentors.
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Sessions are closed-door to encourage frank and free conversation among the class of mentors and mentees.
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Dancing with the Stars has officially announced the pairings between the mentors and their tiny pro dancers.
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With her mentors and many other collaborators, she is always working to create something greater than herself.
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In addition to receiving funding, selected entrepreneurs will be paired with mentors from Sesame Workshop's executive team.
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It's vital for youth to see how their futures could unfold, and mentors can offer that clarity.
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First as kids and then as kind of mentors to the next generation of unmanageable young geniuses.
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"We need to find our own mentors, and pursue the idea of getting critical feedback," she explained.
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The Techstars network has 14,000 founders, mentors, investors, and corporate partners in it and spans 168 countries.
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We have 140,000 people — engineers and scientists — that dedicate their time to being mentors for these kids.
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The feeling of meeting the expectations of her mentors would become a burden to Whack's new persona.
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Or, you can get everything for free with The Tim Ferriss Tribe of Mentors Dream Setup Giveaway.
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Mentors have always led to me expanding my network both inside the company and outside its wall.
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This means it's easier to network and connect with mentors, business support organizations and other business owners.
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Leroy starts to become impatient with the steady, gentle tutelage of his pimp and various hatchling mentors.
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There are programs offered at universities within the undergraduate and graduate levels, including funding, mentors and workspaces.
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Lots of organizations are building internal mentors in their own company, which is a cost-effective approach.
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Predictably, these young leaders also value coaching, both from their managers and from internal coaches and mentors.
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It includes roughly 850 attendees, made up of investors, mentors, industry sponsors and the graduating startups themselves.
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Of the four mentors, Paltrow was the most natural fit for helping shape Farleigh's shopping app, Dote.
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He mentors inner city youth and is interested in ethnographic research in disruptive behavior disorders in children.
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Through Hackbright, she says she was paired with two mentors and one of them worked at Reddit.
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At the panel, moderated by journalist and lawyer Star Jones, each spoke about their mentors and experiences.
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Cook told Stanford University's graduating class of 2019 that mentors can leave you prepared but not ready.
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During the 13-week program, she had access to mentors and a vast network of Techstars experts.
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He mentors inner city youth and is interested in ethnographic research in disruptive behavior disorders in children.
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" That went on for about year, and Tucker says without those mentors, "the company wouldn't be here.
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Consequently, internships too often are conducted by mentors with limited evidence of their own effectiveness as teachers.
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And, speaking as someone who mentors young professionals, others are happy to help you along your journey.
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For many professionals, mentors and older colleagues are key to helping them make the right decisions professionally.
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The voice of my assailant's ghost.... The voices of students, teachers, colleagues, mentors, examiners, interrogators, enlighteners, oppressors.
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Many conservative students lack the luxury of supportive professors, and I am thankful for my many mentors.
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CareerFoundry's community provides students, mentors and employers with a network of people to tap into for employment.
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Event starts at 5pm and you can meet the speakers and mentors coming to Startup Iceland 2017.
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Mentors and coaches, both inside and outside the company, must replace managers to guide cross-functional teams.
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Developers go through a video interview and peer-review process before they are cleared to become mentors.
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Only a few months later, with coaxing from her mentors, she began performing locally around the city.
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"Not just my friends, but my sisters, my mentors, my inspiration — artists, poets, activists, women," Lively wrote.
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My writing's improved because I've had some fantastic mentors who've taken the time to give me feedback.
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For all of you, is it something that you absorbed from mentors or environments you were in?
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The two are passionate about the role of mentors and brainstormed ways to build Mr. Walker's company.
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Edwards proposes culture labs, spaces where creativity is encouraged, supported by a group and guided by mentors.
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"Mentors of mine were under a big pressure to minimize their femininity to make it," she said.
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At the new location, the members will have access to student tutors and mentors from the college.
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In my program, we would fill out these forms to request that other artists be our mentors.
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They are constantly absorbing advice from investors, mentors, and other founding folks that are two stages ahead.
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More than anything, Bunn doesn't want the young boys he mentors to give up and become institutionalized.
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Whether you're looking for developers, new customers, service providers, mentors or marketing help, CrunchMatch delivers the goods.
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"My mentors helped me identify who I wanted to help: youth and families in poverty," he said.
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The mentors and parents who used to rejoice in our achievements are preoccupied with their own declines.
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It helps that classes are small and students have close relationships with their teachers, tutors and mentors.
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Conway found mentors in political fixers such as Charlie Black, a partner in Black, Manafort, Stone & Kelly.
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My generation will need mentors like Craig who will listen to us and look out for us.
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Lam met a coffee roaster, several business mentors and a few investors at his place of worship.
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If you want to do something extremely well, you need to surround yourself with the right mentors.
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In January, 550 students enrolled in the school, with Oracle employees serving as mentors to the students.
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She turned to her adult mentors — including Natalie Mebane, US policy director of the environmental group 350.
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As mentors we really focus on supporting the finalists in the early research phase of technical feasibility.
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Winning science-fair projects, she said, typically involve consulting mentors and judges, and bouncing ideas off others.
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That time would be much better spent experiencing life and seeking mentors in search of your passion.
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In fact, there are few aspects of our lives in which we don't naturally seek out mentors.
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Some try to contribute to the greater good by serving as coaches or mentors or supporting charities.
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Even when new measures were put in place, like the deployment of full-time mentors from the US to monitor the dogs in Jordan, the problems continued -- two such mentors had been there at the time of Athena's declining health, and they failed to either notice or intervene.
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You can ask mentors a thousand questions (and probably receive a thousand different answers) about how to pitch.
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More than 60% of students say access to executives and mentors is important to them in an internship.
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Her friends and lawyer mentors tell CNN she uses any free time she has, especially on the weekends.
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Y Combinator, a program that mentors and invests in start-ups, has backed companies like Reddit and Dropbox.
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They also know that their mentors, colleagues, families, and friends all played a huge role in their success.
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He reached out to one of his mentors, his grandmother, to help establish a $40,000 line of credit.
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The Moon in Gemini has you focused on professional goals—do some schmoozing with mentors or successful people.
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On the show, 27-year-old Newton pairs kids with unique mentors to help them reach their dreams.
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When the order was initially issued, friends, mentors and colleagues at Texas Children's expressed their sympathy to Shamshirsaz.
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They took me under their wing and were really important mentors—Mark Singer and Alec Wilkinson in particular.
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Over 80% of the women who responded reported having a mentor, with 67% of those mentors being men.
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"I think we can be successful in any sector if given the right opportunities and the right mentors."
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You should tell your story to "mentors, investors; whittle down even further" as you go along, he added.
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For months, curators, mentors, and mentees actively brought into being the artistic communities that they once longed for.
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The mentors want to make sure Jenner, 66, is heading in the right direction as a trans woman.
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It started when she reached out to another tech entrepreneur for advice on meeting startup mentors in London.
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Gina also shares why sponsors, not mentors, helped her the most when first starting out in her career.
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The whole reason I started attending therapy was because of encouragement from my mentors while I was training.
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And instead of pro-Trump surrogates, Gonzalez surrounded himself with pals and mentors from his football-playing days.
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Atrium Scale helps here by letting you pitch in groups, as well as one-on-one with mentors.
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Chiu says founders will be matched with four to six mentors and encouraged to talk to them weekly.
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All the summer associates are assigned two mentors — a younger associate and a more senior counsel or partner.
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"For years I had mentors from the Zapatista high command who taught me how autodefensas work," Muñoz says.
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Once they got benefits, the parents with peer mentors also had fewer problems getting care for their kids.
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Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg has a challenge for the powerful men on Wall Street: Be better mentors for women.
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All 12 participated in three Village Capital and PayPal-sponsored workshops to introduce them to mentors and investors.
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But at every step of the way he picked up a murderer's row of mentors, collaborators and contemporaries.
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The company expects these members to be potential mentors, vendors, customers, or collaborators with the WeWork Labs members.
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Feedback is a gift, and oftentimes the feedback from mentors is the most real you will ever receive.
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Third, the putative jihadists are confronted with a "counter-discourse", sometimes with the help of (often Muslim) mentors.
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"It is accepted that teachers will get very, very close to students as they become mentors," he said.
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But when he asked female mentors for their input, they helped him see the experience from another side.
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Dan: Who were some of your mentors in the industry that have had a positive effect on you?
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Perhaps this means some may read, watch lectures, listen to podcasts, find mentors, or some combination of these.
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The fellows, who are selected from candidates recommended by major cultural institutions, are assigned to work with mentors.
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The Women's Mobile Museum, a residency created by photographer Zanele Muholi, mentors Philadelphia-based women in photography arts.
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They also work at paid jobs (not unpaid internships) where their mentors train them for immediately usable skills.
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After all, finding mentors you can trust is a crucial ingredient in the recipe for a successful career.
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It can encourage and provide continuous training, teach leadership capabilities and identify mentors to help sharpen employee skills.
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Many com mentors were quick to note that in New England, the sugary sliver are known as "jimmies."
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And really, really, we have the most amazing team who built the company, but they need better mentors.
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I had amazing mentors and maybe someday, my former students will be a mentor for someone in return.
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Staff and mentors can easily offer one-on-one sessions, lectures and route visitors to the right teams.
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Mentors encourage team-based approaches where every voice counts, and they help to clear political or other roadblocks.
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Mentors: The Making of an Art Historian by Francis M. Naumann (2019) is now out from DoppelHouse Press.
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For some individuals, though, it might be easier to talk to resident assistants, mentors, professors, or older peers.
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The energy is gloomy today, Pisces, but you may find yourself connecting with some brilliant mentors or elders.
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You often have quite a number resources to use -- mentors, colleagues, or friends to go to for guidance.
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As you mentioned, you worked for Bill and Melinda Gates for a long time, still mentors to you.
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This legislation calls for efforts to connect students with school-based mentors and caring adults from their community.
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She later found two mentors as an undergraduate at Wesleyan University, where she had intended to study biology.
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I really started to progress after I began working with mentors, first Nancy Salomon and then Jeff Chen.
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The only way to deal with it is to push through it — hopefully with the help of mentors.
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Trump told prospective students that his "hand-picked" professors and personal "mentors" would teach them his secret techniques.
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What support — from family, friends, teachers, coaches and mentors — has the performer received while pursuing a creative life?
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Talk a little bit about that, because you also talk about some of your mentors in the book.
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Her gospel mentors and surrogate mothers, Mahalia Jackson and Clara Ward, were ill, and her father, the Rev.
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"It was tough, but I had a good support staff: my family, friends, mentors and coaches," he said.
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He joined rock bands, attended hip-hop and R&B jam sessions religiously, practiced nonstop, sought out mentors.
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I learned how to reach out to people, to seek out mentors, to understand how to do things.
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He recognized his sergeants, fellow officers and mentors in the Army, nearly coming to tears as he spoke.
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One friend immediately purchased 40 tickets for a group of girls she mentors, along with all their friends.
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And gee, I guess I should thank my mentors: Joseph Papp, John Houseman, Margot Harley and Harold Guskin.
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So what has worked for me as I've built my business is finding peers to be my mentors.
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So it's important to have mentors and leaders who are committed to helping you see yourself more clearly.
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Since 2008, more than 2,300 patients, and nearly 300 mentors (including myself), have participated in the writing program.
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Business Insider spoke with three startup mentors, to get you the six best tips for making it big.
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The program's mission is for mentors to help students in any way possible to get through college successfully.
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It's about a lack of access to good health care, good schools, good jobs, mentors, and role models.
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Mentors: The U.S. Small Business Administration is moving forward with new rules for small business mentor-protege programs.
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And throughout the dissertation process, graduate students rely on their mentors for emotional as well as academic support.
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Talk to friends and trusted colleagues and mentors about what you're best at and listen to their assessments.
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I found a nonprofit that allows young adults to serve as mentors in schools to at-risk students.
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She also connected with Keegan's drag mentors: adult queens who today help with costumes (mostly sparkly) and makeup.
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He has dumped wives, friends, mentors, protégés, colleagues, business associates, Trump University students and, more recently, political advisers.
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She also connected with various mentors at Google and was invited to a workshop in Palo Alto, Calif.
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He said in his 2018 opening statement that his mentors include Albright and the late Ambassador Armin Meyer.
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One person who has relied heavily on mentors to steer her career is 36-year-old Jayna Cooke.
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When we think about mentors, we tend to think about the people who are more senior than us.
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We adopt the beliefs of our parents, family, mentors, culture and our environment (neighborhood, town, city, state, country).
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Build relationships with all-star visiting contemporary artists, historians, curators, and theorists who serve as faculty and mentors.
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He mentors Viktor (who may be much more talented) and lives with Natasha and their young son Genia.
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Since May 1, every Udacity student has access to technical mentors, expert reviewers, career coaches, and personalized learning plans.
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"If you can be clear about what you hope to achieve, I think mentors really appreciate that," said George.
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Together, millions of Echo owners are nurturing this imaginary friend, crowdsourcing her education like a legion of human mentors.
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The question is how much these mentors will actually engage with the portfolio companies instead of just being figureheads.
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Members who served as "mentors" and "mentees" pushed each other through fears to become stronger physically, mentally and intellectually.
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And women should not be shy about seeking out those opportunities and seeking out their own mentors as well.
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For another, people seeking mentors can sometimes use books as a way to get advice from their dream guru.
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Kairos fellows not only get access to advisors and mentors — they get an extended network of similarly minded friends.
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Teachers are role models and mentors who spend their days cultivating the relationships shown to keep students in school.
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Yet, it's often hard, said Uzochukwu, to convince potential mentors and volunteers to give up their time for free.
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The company has created a community of mentors who will regularly check with you to see how you're doing.
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Corbally's story — together with those of his mentors and colleagues — amounts to a secret history of the 20th century.
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They can serve as sponsors and mentors to advocate for black women when they are not in the room.
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He turned to the community of mentors and advisers who help Year Up participants through the ups and downs.
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The pair attribute the success of Rollright to their mentors—world cheese authorities like Juliet Harbutt and Patricia Michelson.
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So now climate experts are planning to walk officials through proposals, with mentors, in a bid to secure financing.
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They shouted out mentors, idols, friends, and innovators; many of them, had difficulty picking just one person to recommend.
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Some of these mentors might not know their true worth until they see how good it feels to give.
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Captions hail their mission to bring "high civilisation" to the benighted natives, who gaze up gratefully at their mentors.
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Manalac added that a number of teams accepted to YC credit mentors and investors with convincing them to apply.
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Inspiration and motivation for entrepreneurs can come in a variety of mediums - books, articles, mentors, quotes, and even movies.
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In her free time, she mentors other athletes, promotes water safety and travels the country as a motivational speaker.
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It's been an interesting evolution for Everwise, which began as a kind of matchmaking service for mentors and protégés.
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Participant and mentor recruitment will be managed by UC Davis, the school behind the California Million Women Mentors program.
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The project will also match clients with mentors who provide social support as they transition to their new homes.
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On the show, Newton pairs kids aged 7-15 with unique mentors who can help them pursue their dreams.
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Sweet credits his mentors, Ritholtz CEO Josh Brown and Ritholtz chairman and CIO Barry Ritholtz, for helping him succeed.
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Ask trusted mentors, or people who have accomplished what you wish to achieve, how they got where they are.
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And yet, it gets a lot weirder when we talk about the eclectic cast of mentors behind the show.
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But Altman is confident that YC's global reach and roster of founders and mentors appeals to startups in China.
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Kardashian West has to log 18 hours of studying a week, five of which she's monitored by her mentors.
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Your achievements are highlighted, and if you reach out to authorities or mentors now, they will promise you help.
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"He came out of the box fully assembled," said Spider Robinson, a fellow writer and one of Chiang's mentors.
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Isabella Liu, a 2002 graduate of Harker, has been seeking mentors for her first startup venture after business school.
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I am sure this difference was not conscious or intentional by the mentors, but a problem for women nonetheless.
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In theory, the teams of educators and mentors in the units could help turn young minds away from jihadism.
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Jarvis Ward, one of the group's two adult mentors and president of a community service organization in Pearl, Miss.
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She's the fourth big name to be added to the show's list of mentors, the last three including Will.i.
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Every August, the group of 100 students meet up with 70 business leaders who work with them as mentors.
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It looks like Marvel's friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is going to have a string of mentors in his future.
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In addition to the latter, there is also a Joint Training Center – Jordan, with US Army and Marine mentors.
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We speak with Ferreira about growing up in Maine, his newborn son, and carrying the legacy of his mentors.
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It's the same because we have actual mentors here; people since the 1980s that started in New York City.
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This includes intentional and structured leadership development trainings, and efforts that encourage and provide access to mentors and sponsors.
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Encourage entrepreneurship by making it easy to connect with the startup community and get access to mentors and investors.
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"If we are looking for job searches outside of our the immediate networks, mentors can really help," he said.
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In a community that lacks engaged dads, having more mainstream positive role models and mentors takes on added importance.
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Mr. Kaine has remained supportive of the El Progreso mission and recently visited the graves of his mentors there.
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Vital Voices provides mentors, advisers, and financial support to leaders who are spearheading human rights and gender equality programs.
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"The mentors have helped us realize that the tech we've built actually has wide applications beyond sports," Karanth said.
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John "Prime" Hina is a Hawai'ian graffiti legend who runs 808 Urban, an organization that mentors at-risk youth.
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It follows Welch's ascent to the top and discusses the importance of mentors, experiencing failure and making tough decisions.
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There were influencers, drivers, mentors, and life coaches; persuaders, house-flippers, mom-preneurs, deprogrammers, and real estate all-stars.
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Two weeks away from the series finale, Idol finally returned to what worked: mentors who actually give a crap.
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Only the top 2 percent of mentors, as rated by other developers, are matched to freelance opportunities on Codementor.
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Following some advice from mentors including the super-producer and music mogul, Quincy Jones, Keidan went to business school.
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Instead of proctoring an exam once every month, mentors can monitor their students' engagement and progress in real time.
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School systems may worry that hosting interns will be harmful to the students interns serve while teaching alongside mentors.
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But, according to research, that also turns out not to be true, unless ineffective teachers are serving as mentors.
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"Have a bunch of mentors who you can go to, and be very vulnerable with them," von Tobel said.
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I began going to office hours of other professors to ask questions, which is how I found other mentors.
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Instead of mentors and collaborators, I had a peer group held together by stories about breaking furniture and vomiting.
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She says she hopes to launch an association that helps Spanish grandparents become mentors for children who are refugees.
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Photographs by her mentors and contemporaries as well as block prints and a drawing add context to her oeuvre.
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Emily got a lot of pushback from male mentors and editors, who seemed not quite to understand her writing.
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There are motherhood clarity mentors, which is what Ann Davidman, one of the pioneers in the field, calls herself.
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You should lean on external resources, networks, coaches and mentors, and you can't be afraid to ask for help.
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She is inspired by a businesswoman who mentors her entrepreneurs' camp, especially after the woman shares her #MeToo story.
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Mr. McGarry describes Daniel Humm of Eleven Madison Park and Ari Taymor of Alma in Los Angeles as mentors.
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I've repeatedly been admitted to prestigious internships, I have several mentors and whether I'd succeed was never in question.
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A study in the Journal of Applied Psychology found that people with mentors are more likely to get promotions.
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The men also asked the school's 120 volunteer mentors, professional engineers and tech executives, to help create the curriculum.
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Mentors like him oversee the entrepreneur's progress, sometimes delivering technical critiques and other criticism needed to keep inventor focused.
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It would "rhyme" with the previous appearance of Force Ghost mentors, to use one of George Lucas' favorite verbs.
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Mentors for younger women Lowey, age 81 and Granger, 76, each have three children and 13 grandchildren between them.
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Fortunately, there are dozens of private and government organizations and agencies to help with mentors, marketing strategies and financing.
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Her parents are on the board of Foster Pride, a nonprofit in Manhattan that mentors foster children through art.
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He mentors and teaches a lecture series on investing, and is credited with training over eighteen thousand financial advisors.
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Their mentors encouraged them to go abroad because they knew that faculty hiring committees were wowed by the exotic.
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"They're up to their eyeballs in preparations," said Alan Frumin, a former Senate parliamentarian and one of MacDonough's mentors.
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Getting the right mentors around you and actively pursuing relevant training experiences will help you land an acceptance letter.
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Her mentors guided her through the ranks at Groupon before she went on to found her own start-up.
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The friends and mentors I met there have helped and supported me throughout my career -- and still do today!
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However, much criticism has also been directed at one of Goodman's former mentors, Family Research Council Chairman Tony Perkins.
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During the day, teachers act as counselors, confidants, mentors, surrogate parents, moral directors, instructors and advisers to their students.
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Whatever combination of factors and mentors formed Paul Ryan, this skill set would seem to suit his current predicament.
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My most important mentors in government advocacy are white gay men, and they have been very generous with me.
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One of my teachers from Metro and mentors in my life is an incredible artist and painter, Sue Chenoweth.
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Watch out for conversations with your partners today, as well as with mentors or older people you look up.
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She writes of a series of older male writer-mentors for whom literary guidance and erotic impulse are inseparable.
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A nonprofit called Girls Who Invest mentors college-aged women in summer-long classes with perks like paid internships.
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Udacity has hired about 278 mentors who will work between 15 and 20 hours a week on a contract basis.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have a network of female mentors at your fingertips to learn from throughout this process?
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Mentees who show initiative to listen to advice and follow up are the ones who mentors want to invest in.
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Earlier in my career, my older mentors advised me against taking a job at Google, and then again against Facebook.
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For example, in a variety of documents, Trump promised prospective students that he would hand pick their instructors and mentors.
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Before you know it, you'll be surrounded by a network you love and by mentors showing you the fastest path.
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I developed significant friendships there, I found important mentors and role models, and I worked really hard, which felt good.
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Who even ignored specific warnings that fake news could impact democracy — from some pretty knowledgeable political insiders and mentors too.
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The origin of Kavanaugh's views on corporate speech isn't entirely clear, but they closely resemble those of two powerful mentors.
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Take a weekend to mentor at a community hackathon and get inspired while meeting other mentors who are your peers.
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At every rung in the ladder, we expect our bosses to actually lead us, guide us, and be our mentors.
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I seek out help from mentors and know that I won't be able to survive if I go it alone.
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"Fall in love with the problem, not the solution," mentors keep telling a succession of startup clusters in acceleration programs.
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"The shutdown has been really stressful," said Wegman, who says they currently unable to communicate with their mentors at NASA.
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Mentors are often expected to have all the right answers, but this is not the way Campbell's coaching methodology works.
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One night, I was at a birthday dinner and one of my mentors in a completely different field was there.
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Passionate about how tech can create impact on communities, Alexis regularly mentors startups in various programs, including Techstars and StartupBootCamp.
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On Tuesday, Fordham Prep extended the typical morning meeting in which students gather in small groups with their faculty mentors.
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There is also the need to find resources and mentors to guide and provide a future network for the kids.
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In Malaysia, together with Qualcomm, the foundation worked with a local organization to link women with mentors via the Internet.
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That's why I am happy to announce another one of these magical creatures and mentors have come into the world.
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These 10 finalists will connect with mentors over the next four weeks before the winner is announced on Jan. 5.
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I think the Prince's Trust have been wonderful not just encouraging young people but encouraging young people to become mentors.
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Here's what experts, mentors, and mentees said about finding a good mentor and getting the most out of the experience.
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But also, being part of a supportive community of peers and establishing relationships with good mentors are also very helpful.
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In that interview with Swisher, Zuckerberg was asked who his mentors were—and he could only name one: Bill Gates.
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It wasn't exactly the kind of book Robinson's mentors and idols would have written, but it wasn't unlike one, either.
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Then one of her mentors - a prominent Thai human rights lawyer - persuaded her to carry on to set a precedent.
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Years ago, he noticed first-hand the void of mentors in Clarkston, so he began the program to give back.
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To do so, TJ Maxx hosted workshops and networking opportunities with celebrities like Rowland and Debra Messing acting as mentors.
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They all recommend getting mentors and learning as much as you can, because it's tough going it on your own.
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The entrepreneurial learner is constantly looking for ways to learn new things by employing new resources, peers and potential mentors.
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I have mentors that I really look up to and call when I have a specific question for that person.
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At every rung in the ladder, we expect our bosses to actually lead us, guide us and be our mentors.
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Today she serves as one of the sponsors and mentors for the teens who make up the Afghan robotics team.
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"It could be something as simple as prescribing the way that your mentors prescribed when you were training," Jena explained.
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If parents, teachers, administrators, guidance counselors, mentors, coaches, and religious leaders implemented more of these, more suicides could be prevented.
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I am a firm believer that providing active participation from role models and mentors creates meaningful change within our industry.
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We're told Jones quietly mentors a lot of young players on the team -- including Joe -- and he likes the guy.
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Trust me, it will not only enrich their lives but they will pay it forward by creating even more mentors.
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Huang and D'Arcy of Poncho practiced for hours, and at one point, their colleagues pretended to be the different mentors.
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This endeavor needs to begin during pre-medical education with female mentors to help young women aspire to become physicians.
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The play was developed through discussion among the cast members and interviews with select mentors about careers in the arts.
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"We're always going to have the veterans; we're always going to have the marquee players and the mentors," Steinbrenner said.
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They will also receive guidance from top executives at Rakuten and access Techstars' wide network of founders, alumni and mentors.
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Several new nonprofit organizations, like Patriot Boot Camp and Bunker Labs, also help veterans find mentors, investors and other entrepreneurs.
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Cohen also had a network of mentors, which included her boss at the time, ANGI Homeservices' then-CEO Chris Terrill.
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They're meetingThey met with mentors, refining refined their business models, tried pilots with business units, and tinkering with their product.
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Key to her success — particularly after dropping out of college — was finding mentors early on and participating in accelerator programs.
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Many of her early mentors included founders and CEOs who she met through accelerator programs and cold outreach on LinkedIn.
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As he met with mentors inside and outside of Comcast and the Techstars network, Zaza learned valuable lessons about entrepreneurship.
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He created his own political operation that recruits and mentors candidates who served in the military or have service backgrounds.
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No amount of education, of mentors, or of amazingly supportive workplaces would have prepared me for this level of discrimination.
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My bosses and mentors warned me that if I didn't develop a harder edge, people would walk all over me.
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These brilliant mentors instilled in idealistic young people like myself the belief that American government should work for all people.
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Thanks to her perseverance, I softened, learned to trust her, and eventually sought out other mentors as my career flourished.
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She positions herself as the right person to be handling the series while her mentors get their squabble sorted out.
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Many women of color, for example, are at a disadvantage because their mentors are most commonly also non-white females.
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One of the young man's two non-Jewish mentors believes in an intrinsic national character dependent on the Romanian heartland.
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Inspired by medical research and advice from mentors like Spurrier and Bill Walsh to keep players healthy, he banned tackling.
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It does little for the women whose careers are stymied by a lack of access to good mentors and peers.
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Advice from mentors who are blind or partially sighted, and already succeeding in their careers, can make a huge difference.
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I have a network of mentors and friends, many in the LGBTQ+ and disability communities, to turn to for advice.
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I've been so fortunate to have friends and mentors who have supported me through the process of learning to construct.
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I think that athletes should be mentors because so many people look up to them and will respect their ideas.
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"We know Gen Z has grown up with mentors by their side from SAT prep" says Torch CMO Cari Jacobs.
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Keeping track of 26 photographers, 21 mentors and more than 50 potential subjects — across varying time zones — was initially daunting.
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It was a comprehensive learning system with a standardized curriculum, in-depth safety training, industry expert instructors and journeymen mentors.
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Identify teachers as potential mentors and solicit their feedback on your work; attend the openings of the artists you admire.
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It's for some of the African-Americans that have come before me and have been inspirations and mentors to me.
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He mentors at-risk young people and advocates the power of reading through his program that brings books to prisons.
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"I am delighted to acknowledge the talent, knowledge, generosity and amazing bodies of work" of the new mentors, she said.
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The students also met mentors from male-dominated aviation workgroups, and dined with NASA astronaut and aerospace engineer, Jeanette Epps.
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They are expected to serve as mentors to players during the game and participate in events leading up to it.
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He also serves on the board of Friends of the Children New York, a nonprofit that mentors at-risk children.
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My college had mentors who gave advice on improving your writing but who would not themselves make changes to it.
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Also they can serve as teachers and mentors in the most disadvantaged of communities, sort of a national peace corps.
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Then, in March, she was contacted about a new initiative at Bigs & Littles that matches mothers with their own mentors.
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Some have even become mini-mentors, he says, in that he reaches out to them when he has a question.
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So have a lot of mentors and give them the space to tell you the things you need to hear.
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A bigger coworking space should help connect "entrepreneurs, mentors, investors, universities and corporations in a single location," the statement said.
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" Sister Alison said she had known some of the women for decades and considered them to be her "spiritual mentors.
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You could have beautiful and meaningful relationships with your romantic partner, business colleagues, mentors, and other people who inspire you.
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Ms. Meehan's early mentors were Anna Halprin and Erick Hawkins, two very different innovators and pioneers of American modern dance.
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An exhibition of female faculty, their mentors, and their students at Boston University reveals the strength in women's artistic genealogies.
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And all the people that I've worked with, I've had a lot of male mentors and they've been really great.
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Residents will benefit from: Small groups will meet with mentors weekly for personalized studio visits, workshops, and tailored field trips.
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Frankly, I've only ever worked for men and had wonderful bosses and mentors in my time at Google and Square.
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"Naomi Campbell and Tyra Banks have been huge influences and even mentors of mine, especially as models of color," she says.
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It was a taste of that old world where you see mentors and the people they're passing the torch along to.
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Our experts stressed the need for mentees to clearly communicate what they want and need and how their mentors can help.
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And, I guess, the common element for us is we both had two great mentors when we were younger in life.
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When I was 20, I didn't have professional mentors, but I decided it was up to me to change my course.
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At Stanford she'd meet classmates and mentors who were millionaires and return each night to an Airbnb, unable to afford dinner.
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But, crucially, they will also enable more people to put themselves forward as mentors as another means of developing their careers.
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Jordan Peele was in the same room as one of his mentors when he made history at the 90th Academy Awards.
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As my VC mentors over the years have consistently said: VC is not an investment business, it is a returns business.
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All of the teams worked with about 50 mentors from Bank of America, including wealth advisors, portfolio managers and sustainability experts.
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In addition to hearing pitches from contestants, the two serve as mentors to app developers looking to earn venture capital funding.
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I was living in Los Angeles at the time, and the senior guys at The Los Angeles Times were my mentors.
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The best part of the hour involves the mentors trying to reason Jenner out of her belief in old-school Republicanism.
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It's so important to have mentors, people who you can go to for advice, who know how to navigate the waters.
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Curators, who used to be seen (and saw themselves) as experts, are now having to act more like facilitators or mentors.
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The monsters serve as invisible mentors to the young heroes, providing deeply questionable advice about kissing, masturbation, and sending dick pics.
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George Ceczy, co-founder of BattleGoat, go the idea for Trump Rising from a group of High School Kids he mentors.
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PS: Eugenia has two mentors — Maria and Alexander — but in the end the one she believes in the most is herself.
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I know I have sought out peers and mentors who have been extremely helpful in getting me to learn my value.
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They are hooked up with mentors -- the reformed criminals-turned-city workers -- who offer advice, guidance and support to get jobs.
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Mr. Hall, 183, is the finance manager of the Clubhouse Network, a nonprofit organization that matches underserved youth with adult mentors.
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But SYRE's success meant Smith was now a contender, and Smith claimed this fueled tension between himself and his former mentors.
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He now mentors young black swimmers around America and teaches swim lessons in inner city neighborhoods in his hometown of Atlanta.
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To learn more about Pop Up Start Up, it's contestants and the mentors guiding them through the process visit http://www.cnbc.
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Mentors are central to the show's concept because, as Newton explains, they're an essential part of his own life and success.
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Among the judges will be industry prominent figures and the whole event will be accompanied by mentors from leading cyber companies.
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I pay monthly fees to the program, which is a nonprofit, to cover things like our computer programs, mentors, and workshops.
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Don't sink to their level, as your mentors have said about your bullies—and indeed, bullies may abound during this time.
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The teams will receive advice from mentors, funding from "top-tier VCs", such as Lightspeed Venture Partners, and App Store promotion.
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Mercury connects with Saturn on May 16, creating a highly focused energy that's fantastic for discussing commitments or impressing your mentors.
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I think the mentors also really enjoy helping the next generation and working with people who are just starting their careers.
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"A lot of my mentors have lived through the past two bubbles and they're not afraid of a third," said Mishra.
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So, she's been reaching out to mentors in the tech industry and talking with developers in order to build a prototype.
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Programs like US2020 and Million Women Mentors are working to connect students with engineers and other leaders in the technology industry.
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They are more than mentors, more than coaches; they are a guiding light offering support and guidance for young, aspiring bloggers.
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Collaborating with friends and mentors, who happen to be some of the music industry's best artists, has helped Blunt redefine himself.
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Through work, I built up a great network of friends and mentors who have helped me get to where I am.
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Since its launch, Serbinski and the Techstars Mobility (now Detroit) mentors have helped bring talented engineers and founders to the city.
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The move helped female students relate to successful mentors in the department and encouraged them to consider a career in engineering.
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It's easy to see why this program results in solid investment pipeline, given the profile of the sponsors and mentors involved.
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It goes without saying that young women also gain from having women in positions of power as role models and mentors.
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The television magic of The Bold Type makes me wistful but for the mentors that I ached for and never had.
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We've had people make new connections; others meet business patterns, many of them found internships, or mentors, or even new friends.
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"There are women I look up to in the industry, but they haven't acted as mentors or role models," she said.
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Kim is like many of the self-made millionaires in my Rich Habits Study who were fanatical about seeking out mentors.
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And we weren't being told that it was O.K. to prescribe them by drug companies but by our teachers and mentors.
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But if he had listened to some of his closest mentors, his parents included, he might not have gone that route.
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This includes, for example, optimizing their application documents, preparing them for interviews or connecting them to mentors in their target industry.
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The centers recruit mentors and provide vocational training for residents and help finding jobs for them as barbers, bakers and electricians.
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You can find ways to work on the relationship or work around it, like involving human resources or finding other mentors.
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Mentors: The Small Business Administration (SBA) is correcting mistakes in a rule for small businesses that operate mentor and protege programs.
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Mercury and Saturn connect, too, making this a great time to reach out to mentors or people you look up to.
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When I speak with other millennials about what they seek from career mentors, I have heard many express the same concern.
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I've been very fortunate throughout my life to have mentors or mentor-like figures that have supported me and my development.
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Others had family members, friends, or mentors who had started their own businesses and encouraged them to pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions.
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Telephone and text check-ins with recovery mentors and 12-step sponsors are vital to building a strong sense of connection.
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This next month is perfect for working on your professional goals and connecting with mentors who can help you get ahead.
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He also mentors younger Tibetan filmmakers in China who are striking out on their own, like Sonthar Gyal and Lhapal Gyal.
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The culture is creeping with tales of seasoned female bosses torturing their young assistants and cynical mentors undermining their idealistic mentees.
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Lewandowski: It varies from people wanting to be mentors, to curmudgeons that get upset when you [enter the information] in wrong.
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Those teachers train mentors and other leaders within the system, who in turn work with newer teachers to develop their skills.
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They were surrogate parents, mentors and therapists to the entire clan, he said, many of whose immediate family was in India.
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My desire is defined by the need to connect with and celebrate black women, not only as models, muses and mentors.
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Kim is a bit different; she dropped into an already established culture, and riders like Clark became mentors and sister figures.
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More importantly, the program proved that wonderful and talented mentors from around the region and globe would graciously support the founders.
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Sentelle is one of archconservative Justice Neil Gorsuch's early mentors — Gorsuch clerked for Sentelle shortly after he graduated from law school.
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Core mentors conduct classes in their specialties as well as host weekly one-on-one conversations with students and emerging artists.
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Women in Silicon Valley said they were harassed by investors and mentors: Women in Tech Speak Frankly on Culture of Harassment.
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Still, Clinton didn't seem bashful about the pardon, which went to a nephew of one of the president's closest mentors, Sen.
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"We are grieving for lost colleagues, classmates, teachers, and mentors, as well as loved ones, family, friends and roommates," he said.
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"We are grieving for lost colleagues, classmates, teachers, and mentors, as well as loved ones, family, friends, and roommates," Turpin said.
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She said one of the most important things she did was seek out male role models and mentors, not just women.
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Brees also tells CNBC Make It that surrounding yourself with great mentors is essential for success in both football and business.
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The organization says it connects entrepreneurs and startups with potential supporters, including CEOs, industry influencers, angel investors, mentors and business partners.
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This is a fantastic time to connect with mentors and make plans for your future, and enjoy some rewards and recognition!
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He understood not only the power of mentors but also the ways in which humans instinctively and intuitively seek them out.
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It inspires tens of thousands of research papers, endless reams of popular books, and supports armies of therapists, coaches, and mentors.
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It was through the program that she met a young woman named Angie a decade ago, who she still mentors today.
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These experiences, the authors found, marked the chance for young people to forge positive relationships with adults as supervisors and mentors.
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He could use board members, he could use people to help raise funds, he could use mentors for his young people.
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As we've grown, so has our composition and that is due in part to the friends, mentors, and allies we've gained.
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I had mentors from all walks of life throughout my career who have supported me and encouraged me, including Lt. Col.
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The program pairs apprentice teachers with mentors as they progress through a structured curriculum while working in the classroom full time.
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This is about current FBI agents stonewalling, covering up, and flat-out lying for mentors and G-men long gone, over decades.
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You end up with mentors, but you end up ... what Silicon Valley has an advantage of is people who have seen scale.
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By training young people as sports coaches, the program encourages them to be positive role models and mentors in their communities, too.
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Getting any business venture off the ground requires a small army of third-party collaborators, marketers, mentors, graphic designers, and web developers.
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Despite one's situation, mentors can tirelessly work through frustration and fear to ensure a bright future for those they hope to inspire.
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During semesters, MFA students work with studio mentors in their local region to shape their work and with program faculty on academics.
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Superheroes, at their best, have an uncanny ability to deliver lessons about life in ways that teachers, parents, mentors, or religion can't.
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Although we can't know for sure, it's doubtful that adversity scores measure the influence of parents, siblings, and mentors on a student.
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Money mentors are those special people who have gone past just reading about investing and have actually opened up an investment account.
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A realization I've had in the last few years is that some of my greatest 'mentors' were not women I ever knew.
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She also says that Andreessen, Felicis and her other backers will serve as mentors to the companies that pass through the program.
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LinkedIn's video addition follows the Tinder-style launch of a feature for pairing mentors with people looking for professional advice last month.
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The mentors, Boggan says, are not naive: They've all served time in local or federal facilities for some type of gun offense.
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This dynamic mimics that of the industry; many female contestants said they didn't have women mentors critiquing or investing in their work.
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Having investors who doubled as mentors and who filled in the skills gaps really helped us to ensure we didn't waste funding.
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Democratic President Barack Obama, many Republicans in Congress and several of Trump's conservative mentors have embraced changing sentencing standards and better prisons.
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Diddy's search for mentors is OVER ... O-Town's offering their services if Diddy needs a hand for his "Making the Band" reboot.
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They should also understand what they value and why in order to avoid making unnecessary purchases, and find strong mentors, he advises.
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Besides the support of her loving husband, Union found the strength to share her story through mentors in the black Hollywood community.
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That's when one my mentors, a VP on my team, gave me a book that completely altered my perspective about the restructuring.
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The Women at Sundance fellowship supports women filmmakers by pairing them with industry figures who serve as their mentors throughout the program.
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"Foster Grandparents are role models, mentors and friends to children with exceptional needs," the Corporation for National and Community Service website says.
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Mentors are perhaps most valuable in providing guidance about how to get ahead at work and how to climb the corporate ladder.
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Holiday. We're sure the contestants will be happy about that as well since Byer and Torres make such wonderfully supportive baking mentors.
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If we are fortunate, we have people we look up to for advice and guidance—whether or not we call them mentors.
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The background: The project (and title) takes inspiration from 2017's "Tribe of Mentors" by Timothy Ferriss, a compendium of pithy advice.
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"I was almost done with graduate school before I met scientists of colour whom I could look to as mentors," she said.
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I'm the youngest of six, so I lived in a house full of mentors, if you want to put it that way.
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Half of the parents with mentors got their kids coverage within about two months, compared with more than four months without mentoring.
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But as we were there we realized we met a lot of people who just started as mentors and gave us advice.
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The virtual academy continues to blossom as many students return to become mentors, helping their Chinese peers to chase the American dream.
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It can also be really hard if you don't have mentors who encourage you to have the confidence to take that leap.
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Though Smokler doesn't personally identify as a blog mother, she is part of a new class of mentors in the blogging community.
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A triple win for everyone involved when mentees and mentors are able to form a relationship based on trust and honest dialogue.
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There's an expectation to form meaningful connections with managers and for managers to be more than supervisors, but to be mentors also.
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Finding mentors in her desired field and learning by proxy, Wilson developed her style and technological know how without a formal education.
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Through boxing, the mentors are able to talk to the kids about writing resumes, applying for jobs, and making healthy lifestyle choices.
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In this instance, it wasn't even his music directly under fire, but the tunes of Ozzy Osbourne, The Mentors, Prince, and more.
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Prince Andrew has a mission: To bring small businesses together with investors and mentors to create a network of burgeoning new companies.
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Others who fall victim to work romances develop affinities for nurturing bosses and mentors in powerful positions, confusing admiration for a crush.
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They asked their mentors if they would recommend them for jobs as a proxy for whether they would ultimately get a job.
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It can't be an accident that Lenny, and his conservative mentors Sister Mary and Cardinal Michael Spencer (James Cromwell), are all Americans.
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The organization behind the Gaza Challenge is Gaza Sky Geeks, a startup accelerator that mentors new tech startups in the Gaza Strip.
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This hands-on training is joined with international fieldwork and internships with leading curators as mentors in major institutions throughout the world.
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Many of the prisoners serving life sentences demonstrate considerable personal transformation, often serving as model inmates and mentors to newly arrived prisoners.
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Founded in 1997, the nonprofit organization Vital Voices connects leaders in human rights, economic empowerment, and political sectors to mentors and advisers.
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She advises going through the presentation beforehand with investors and mentors to address potential questions investors could ask in the pitch meeting.
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I started getting apprehensive thinking about that and just talked to some of my mentors, and they gave me really good advice.
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Typically, these mentors of my millionaires were one of their parents or a mentor who took an interest in them at work.
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You can find good mentors for your kids through the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, Big Brothers associations, and other similar organizations.
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They met with valuable mentors inside and outside of Comcast NBCUniversal, who shared incredible insight into their business models and investor pitches.
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PCSS has been integral to recruiting experienced clinicians to serve as mentors for providers interested in treating patients with substance use disorder.
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A wise person told me once that mentors pick mentees, not the other way around and sometimes we get that mixed up.
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The foundation will then align candidates with mentors within Ryan Murphy Productions, as well as with internships and shadowing opportunities around Hollywood.
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The sun connects with Saturn on March 231 to offer support, so tap mentors and leaders for help if you need it.
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Mentors smoothly details how these four people influenced Naumann's intellectual, professional, and personal life profoundly — particularly Wood's roguish individuality and profound honesty.
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Much like the organ makers in Crawford's book, I had mentors who volunteered at school to teach me more about this craft.
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And they'll get access to a list of mentors to contact after the show who can advise these startups on business matters.
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They also receive unlimited access to a pool of 200 mentors who work with Codecademy, some of them "graduates" of Codecademy themselves.
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Cumulatively, incidents like this erode women's self-confidence and make it hard for them to find mentors as their male peers do.
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Designed especially for software engineers, the business provides support to job candidates via a range of practice questions and on-demand mentors.
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That means CZI is where Chan is getting most of her startup experience — though her roster of advisers and mentors is impressive.
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The names of the new mentors, and of their protégés, were announced in a public ceremony on Monday at the Staatsoper here.
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The groom's mother is the executive director of Adopt-A-Class, a nonprofit organization providing mentors to high-poverty schools in Cincinnati.
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But for the foreseeable future, I won't be getting on a plane, going to yoga, or having coffee with mentors or friends.
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In the third inning, Ken Korach, the longtime chief announcer for Oakland and one of Baarns's mentors, walked into the press box.
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But I have also talked to farmers who were told they were "too smart" to farm by high school counselors and mentors.
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As work force demographics continue to change, encouraging mentors and mentees to seek one another out might be more important than ever.
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Companies that join accelerators are very early-stage ventures, and can benefit most from hands-on attention from mentors and other entrepreneurs.
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As a startup founder, it's common wisdom to seek advice from mentors, advisors, and those who've been down the entrepreneurial path before.
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I felt it from people within the community, especially older trans women, who were my mentors and whom I looked up to.
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And, displayed behind Mr. Lim's desk, a floor-to-ceiling portrait of the Dalai Lama — "one of my life mentors," he says.
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But mentors, peers and even literature professors warned me that an English degree held much less weight than a pre-professional degree.
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In particular, one of her mentors guided her and told her she had the skills and personality required to fly the jet.
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Among the success tips in her book, Pham stressed the importance of seeking out mentors to learn from their success and experience.
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Settle: All we can do is make sure we&aposre hiring great women and be mentors for other women in the industry.
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After identifying viable candidates, CHC mentors invite them to visit Washington to meet other members of Congress, campaign consultants and potential donors.
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He said the medical students that he comes into contact with today are "far more cautious" about prescribing opioids than their mentors.
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