JSC Mentorship Program
The mentorship program helps graduate students make connections (in person, via phone, or via email)
with faculty (with similar interests) from other universities.
Since 1998 the Junior Scholars Committee (JSC) of the International Society of Political Psychology has been operating a mentorship program.
There are two ways in which you may choose to participate in the mentorship program. Please let me know if you are interested in option 1 or 2 (or both), and be sure to suggest a faculty member if you have one in mind. If you don't have a potential mentor in mind but are still interested in the program, please tell us your interests. We will try to match people with scholars who have similar interests.
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A major incentive for attending the annual
meeting is to be paired up face-to-face with a faculty member who
shares your interests. For example, if your dissertation is about
the role of perception in foreign policy decision making you may want to chat with Don Sylvan. Of course, participation of the mentor will depend on their
willingness and their attendance at the annual conference. |
2. If you are interested in making contact with a particular faculty member but cannot attend the conference, we will make every effort to facilitate email or phone contact with that ISPP non-student member. Again, we hope many of you will want to participate in this program, since it is one of several efforts to keep junior scholars involved in ISPP. |
Please respond to:
janice.adelman@cgu.edu
The JSC will:
- arrange for a face-to-face with a faculty member at the upcoming Annual Meeting of ISPP, or, should you be unable to attend,
- make every effort to facilitate email or phone contact with that ISPP non-student member.
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