[Webinar] Mentorship in the context of COVID-19: Why relationships matter now more than ever

March 24, 2020/0 Comments/in Webinars, Podcasts and Forums /by Jeremy Astesano

Higher education institutions across the country are facing tremendous turbulence in the face of COVID-19. With college campuses closing and learning being moved online, it is now more important than ever that socially distanced students have a relevant and engaged support network.

Mentorship in the Context of COVID-19: Why Relationships Matter More Than Ever; A Case Study with EMU is a webinar for provosts, deans, and other senior leaders of higher education institutions. Join Dr. Michael Tew, Associate Provost & Associate Vice President for Academic Programming & Services, Eastern Michigan University (EMU) to learn about best practices in supporting relationships through peer mentorship.

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