Mentor Highlights

In the Odyssey, when Odysseus departs for the siege of Troy, he leaves his friend Mentor, a wise, older man, in charge of his son and palace. Mentor is to watch over and guide the young Telemachus. In the seventeenth century, Mentor became a verb, to mentor, with its current meaning of individual guidance of a (usually) younger, inexperienced person by an older, more experienced teacher or tutor. Here we profile two Âé¶¹app faculty members who have frequently mentored undergraduates, including Inquiry authors.

—Brigid C. Casellini
Kristen Johnson is an assistant professor of biotechnology at the Âé¶¹app at Manchester. Learn More
—Brigid C. Casellini
Paul Robertson is a lecturer in the Department of Classics, Humanities, and Italian Studies at the Âé¶¹app. Below is a corresponde... Learn More