SWPA Mentor Application

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Open Mentorship Application: Inviting women leaders and professionals to serve as mentors!

The Mentorship Program offered by the ASPA Section on Women in Public Administration (SWPA) is a unique opportunity to mentor students and young professional members of SWPA. As a mentor, you will play a crucial role in guiding mentees to effectively engage with ASPA and SWPA, navigate the public administration profession, and advance in their careers. Your expertise and experience will be instrumental in mentoring mentees on networking, maximizing SWPA membership benefits, and achieving academic and professional success throughout the program and beyond.

SWPA warmly invites you to serve as a mentor and join us in our steadfast commitment to creating a supportive and empowering community for women in public administration. Your expertise and experience will be instrumental in mentoring mentees on networking, maximizing SWPA membership benefits, and achieving academic and professional success throughout the program and beyond. Together, we aspire to break barriers, foster growth, build skills, and provide ongoing encouragement to uplift and support each other in navigating careers and achieving our goals.

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Full Name (FName LName)

Location (City, State, Country)

Short Biographical Description (100 - 200 Words)

Field of Expertise

Academic Career

Non-Academic Career

Other:

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Area of Expertise (check all that apply)

Behavioral Public Administration

Collaborative Governance

Civil Service Professionalization

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice

Ethics

Gender and Women Studies

Government Sector

Human Resources

Non-profit/Non-profit Management

Program Evaluation

Public Administration

Public Administration Education

Public Administration Theory

Public Management

Public Policy

Research Methods

Social Equity

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression (SOGIE)

Social Policy

State and Local Government

Sustainable Development Goals

Teaching Strategies

Other:

What kind of mentoring will you be willing to provide, based on your areas of expertise (check all that apply)

Academic Job Process

Non-Academic Job Process

Navigating New Job

Information on peer-reviewing

Information/guidance on how to respond to reviewers in a journal submission

Job Market Document Review

Manuscript feedback

Networking

Proposal feedback (dissertation, grant, etc.)

Social Equity

Book proposal feedback and how to land a book contract

Mentorship Program (Time Commitment)

Available to meet mentee for one-hour call, once each semester

Available to meet mentee for one-hour call, twice each semester

Will you be willing to mentor more than one mentee if required?

Yes

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If yes, how many mentees will you be willing to mentor?

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