Teaching & Mentorship

The concept of mentorship is broad and applies both to those who seek quality mentorship and those who wish to become better mentors themselves. Graduate students may find that they need both as they juggle academic work with teaching responsibilities and career development during their time at UNH. What do teaching and mentorship mean to you? Explore our resources and contact the UNH Graduate School with any suggestions on what can help you thrive as a member of our community.

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    UNH Joins NCFDD

    The NCFDD is a nationally recognized center dedicated to helping faculty, post-docs, and graduate students make successful transitions throughout their academic careers. They provide professional development and mentoring through a host of resources that are applicable across all fields of inquiry. 

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    What does mentorship mean to you?

    "Mentorship is my guiding light, especially when there is fog. Mentorship has provided calm when times are turbulent. Good mentorship is a blessing." - Nathan Harris, Graduate Assistant and Ph.D. Student in Education

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National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity (NCFDD)

The NCFDD is a nationally recognized center dedicated to helping faculty, post-docs, and graduate students make successful transitions throughout their academic careers. They provide professional development and mentoring through a host of resources that are applicable across all fields of inquiry.

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Teaching Support

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The monthly TA workshop series offers guidance on several essential topics for first-time TAs, with diverse panels of faculty, former TAs, and other experts. Register here.

The Educational Excellence & Effectiveness team maintains a webpage for continual teaching and learning support.

Mentoring Support

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The UNH Library maintains an online guide for mentors and mentees at all stages of their graduate school journey. This guide provides a variety of resources for mentorship and education across all disciplines and experience levels.

The Graduate School has offered a three-part series where faculty, current and former graduate students, and academic advisors from the Graduate School talk about good mentoring and how to establish and maintain this relationship. You can go to the Mentorship Series to find three video recordings and all related documents.