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FACULTY DOCTORAL MENTORING INSTITUTE
Originally Produced for DVD in 2005

Answers to Important Questions Asked By Faculty About Mentoring Underrepresented Minority Doctoral Students

Is diversity the same as underrepresentation?

What can be done to help a student feel welcome?

What is the best way to recruit students?

Do you have a specific person who recruits minorities?

Does mentoring subtract from your time spent on research agenda?

What if a student is not interested in minority program sponsorship?

What criteria should one use to select qualified students?

Are there any awards for mentoring?

How does one discover cultural commonalities?

How are intrapersonal connections established?

How is learning defined in a selection process?

How is the relationship preserved?

How can diversity be moved to center stage?

What should you do if a student you are mentoring tells you that another professor makes her or him feel inadequate?

Why not recruit more minority faculty?

How can we diversify the National Academy?

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OPENING REMARKS

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Welcome to DVD

Dr. Albery L. McHenry

Project Director, MGE@MSA;
Dean, College of Technology and Applied Sciences
Arizona State University, East

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Opening Remarks

Donald E.Thompson

Director
Division of Human Resource Development (HRD)
National Science Foundation

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Opening Remarks

Dr. Roosevelt Y. Johnson

Program Director,
Alliances for Graduate Education and the Proffesoriate (AGEP) Program
National Science Foundation

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Opening Remarks

Dr. Brian L. Foster

Chair, Governing Board, MGE@MSA;
Provost
University of New Mexico

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Creating Intercultural Communities Through Dialogue

Professor Roberto Chene

Director, Southwest Center for Intercultural Leadership
Albuquerque, NM;
Faculty Associate, Southwest Hispanic Research Institute
University of New Mexico

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PART 2

Mentoring 101: Making a Case and Making a Difference

Dr. Armando A. Rodriguez

Recipient,
1998 Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring;
Professor, Electrical Engineering;
Director, Electromechanical Systems Laboratory
Arizona State University

A Perspective on Mentoring Underrepresented Minority Doctoral Students: Strategies and Tactics That Work

Dr. Richard Tapia

Recipient,
1996 Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring;
Lifetime Mentor Award of the American Association for the Advancement of Science;
Member (first native-born Hispanic so honored), National Academy of Engineering;
Member, National Science Board;
Professor, Computational and Applied Mathematics;
Director, Center for Excellence and Equity in Education
Rice University

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PART 1

PART 2

Mentoring 101: Making A Difference

Dr. Castillo-Chavez

Recipient,
1997 Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring
Joaquin Bustoz, Jr. Professor of Mathematical Biology
Director, Mathematical and Theoretical Biology Institute (MTBI)
Arizona State University

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