AGU offers mentoring programs at various meetings that provide support for students and early-career scientists. Follow the links to learn more and participate in the Undergraduate Mentoring Program, Career and Research Advice Mentorship (CRAM) sessions, and the Sharing Science Mentoring Program. Learn more about these programs in this recent Eos article.
Undergraduate Mentoring Program
Attending scientific meetings as an undergraduate can be overwhelming. The Undergraduate Mentoring Program pairs a subset of undergraduates with more seasoned attendees for one-on-one mentoring throughout the meeting. Both mentor and mentee applications will open in September, 2017. Learn more
Career and Research Advice Mentorship sessions
The Career and Research Advice Mentorship (CRAM) sessions allow students and early-career scientists to sign up for 20-minute sessions with CRAM mentors from a range of disciplines and career stages. Mentee sign-ups will open in October, 2017. Learn more.
Sharing Science Mentoring Program
Sharing Science will again help connect graduate students with established scientists who are engaged in sharing their science with public audiences. This supports students who are beginning their scientific careers and hoping to find support for engaging in science communication and outreach. Apply to be a Sharing Science mentor or mentee. Applications will open in September, 2017. Learn more