Interdisciplinary Mentoring Program
The Interdisciplinary Mentoring program is for faculty in their first two years at Boise State. If requested, each new faculty member will be matched with a mentor who is an experienced faculty member from a discipline different from their own.

This partnering across disciplines and colleges provides a safe place for discussion and mutual exchange of ideas and information, free of any conflicts that might arise when mentors are also part of an evaluation process. The job of the mentor will be to help you become familiar with our campus dynamics, offerings and opportunities, and provide one-on-one communication to help you be successful in your new position.

If you are interested in having a mentor from a different discipline, please complete this mentee interest form. If you are interested in being a mentor, please complete this Mentor Interest Survey. Find more information for mentors, mentees, and the program at the named panels provided. Any questions can be directed to Leslie Madsen at lmadsen@boisestate.edu.
In This Section:
Discover Interdisciplinary Mentoring
Learn about the goals, roles, responsibilities, and benefits of being a mentor or mentee.
Investigate suggested mentoring activities, matching, duration, feedback, and how to create a safe mentoring environment in Additional Information.