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Wash U’s “Mentoring Matters” program is theoretically grounded and evidence-based
Faculty mentorship plays a pivotal role in shaping the university's research culture and productivity
Mentorship training builds professional relationships
The extent to which graduate students have an effective faculty mentor greatly impacts the way they experience WashU
CEILE faculty participants dedicate at least 50 hours of time during the academic year
CEILE faculty report their sense of belonging within the CEILE cohort and the ability to collaborate with colleagues from different disciplines as primary benefits of the program.
FTLI helps faculty prepare for leadership positions
The 2023 FTLI cohort concluded with remarks from both the Chancellor and the Provost
CEILE faculty outcomes include a significant increase in self-efficacy
The FTLI curriculum series includes 5 sessions
Mentorship training leads to higher rankings & stronger alumni networks, benefiting research funding
36 full-time faculty participants in 3 CEILE cohorts
Wash U has 28 certified mentor facilitators
FTLI alumni have gone on to important leadership positions within Wash U
Collaboration between senior and junior faculty, facilitated through mentorship training, increases interdisciplinary research output
The first FTLI cohort was in Spring 2023
Course interventions implemented by CEILI participants include peer engagement, activities to increase students’ sense of belonging, and transparent assignments
Mentoring Training is open to all Wash U faculty at both the Danforth and Medical campuses
Over 160 faculty have completed the Mentoring Training Program
The 2025 FTLI cohort included a discussion of Communication from a member of the WashU Board of Trustees
Several CEILE program alumni have been recognized for their inclusive teaching
The 2025 FTLI cohort read the book Reframing Academic Leadership
CEILE faculty outcomes include a significant increase in self-efficacy regarding discussing inclusive pedagogy and implementing inclusive classroom interventions
Junior faculty mentees are more likely to secure funding & publish at higher rates
CEILE faculty participants favorite snacks are BoBo’s and juice boxes
