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Research Mentoring
at the University of Utah

Our goal is to provide services for mentors and mentees, offering classes and resources to enhance effective research mentoring for faculty, staff, post-docs, and graduate students.

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Research Mentoring Certificate


The purpose of the Research Mentoring Certificate is to increase the capacity of the University of Utah to provide high-quality research mentoring. Participation in the program is available to University of Utah students, post-docs, staff, and faculty. The certificate involves six classes presented in Canvas course format, accompanied by five live meetings.

These live/synchronous meetings use case studies to demonstrate issues that may arise in mentor-mentee relationships and are intended to facilitate conversation and provide an opportunity for participants to work through problems collaboratively. Topics covered in the online classes and the case studies are organized around core mentor training competencies grounded in academic research (e.g. Pfund et al. 2013.) and modified based on participant feedback and facilitator expertise.

Earn your certificate in one of two ways:

Cohort


The Cohort path of the Research Mentoring Certificate allows participants to earn the Certificate over the course of 6 weeks, with one self-paced asynchronous class and five in-person synchronous classes.

The Spring 2025 Cohort enrollment is now open.

Individual Classes


The Individual path of the Research Mentoring Certificate involves completion of six individual classes.

To earn the certificate, participants must complete pre- and post-certificate surveys, the asynchronous Introduction to Research Mentoring class, and attend all five 60-minute Zoom class meetings.

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Last Updated: 4/25/25