Duke Communicators Mentorship Program
Are you interested in building connections to strengthen your communication skills, network, and career at Duke? The Duke Communicators Mentorship Program could be the perfect fit for you.
The Inclusive Communications Practice Group has undertaken several projects to develop communications skills and knowledge baes and foster belonging among communications professionals. The Duke Communicators Mentorship Program was created to foster professional growth and development for Duke communicators.
Who can participate:
Duke staff at all levels and in all functional roles are encouraged to apply to the Duke Communicators Mentorship Program to build connections, share advice and perspectives, and collaborate on projects, professional development, career goals, communications skills, trending topics, and more.
Experienced communicators will serve as mentors, supporting professional development, networking, skill-building, leadership skills, and career path navigation within Duke University and Duke University Health System.
All participants in the program will build connections, gain knowledge, and get fresh perspectives that support careers at Duke.
News Articles:
“Sharing the Story of Progress: Through the Diversity Action Alliance, Duke communicators further inclusion”
Working@Duke, Page 14
Testimonials:
“This offers an opportunity to connect with other communicators across the institution.”
“It feels good to see how much you actually know, and to share that info.”
“To other senior communicators, I would say it’s a great opportunity to pay forward all you’ve learned and experienced at Duke. It was also great to build relationships with junior communicators and to have an even exchange of conversation and advice. I learned so much from my junior colleagues, as I hoped they learned from me!”
“It’s a nice chance to cross-pollinate ideas with other communicators/perspectives.”
“It’s an opportunity to meet/get to know/network with other communicators, share ideas and insights, ask questions, and learn from each other.”
“It’s fun, not excessively time-consuming, and definitely worthwhile for anyone with a genuine interest in mentoring.”
“That it’s a great opportunity to network with other communicators and to get insight on how to make improvements in your approach to your career goals.”
“Great opportunity to network with communications colleagues.”
“Overall, it’s a great way to meet new people in your field and others with different expertise.”
