College level mentoring for underrepresented populations: Enhancing the transition into the corporate world

This research paper examines existing mentoring services at a regional southeastern university with major emphasis on mentoring services mainly available to underrepresented populations at the institution. The investigation aims to define the importance of and the need for such programs and the impa...

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Main Author: Abiwon, Titilayo O
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Published: Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University 2017
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spelling ndltd-ETSU-oai-dc.etsu.edu-honors-14582019-05-16T04:55:24Z College level mentoring for underrepresented populations: Enhancing the transition into the corporate world Abiwon, Titilayo O This research paper examines existing mentoring services at a regional southeastern university with major emphasis on mentoring services mainly available to underrepresented populations at the institution. The investigation aims to define the importance of and the need for such programs and the impact the absence of said programs might have on the university population with emphasis on the underrepresented. For the purpose of this research, mentoring is considered in terms of employment preparation and transition into the corporate world. Mentoring services awareness and employment preparedness from the student perspectives are surveyed. 2017-05-01T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://dc.etsu.edu/honors/368 https://dc.etsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1458&context=honors Copyright by the authors. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ Undergraduate Honors Theses Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University Arts and Humanities Business Education Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Abiwon, Titilayo O
College level mentoring for underrepresented populations: Enhancing the transition into the corporate world
description This research paper examines existing mentoring services at a regional southeastern university with major emphasis on mentoring services mainly available to underrepresented populations at the institution. The investigation aims to define the importance of and the need for such programs and the impact the absence of said programs might have on the university population with emphasis on the underrepresented. For the purpose of this research, mentoring is considered in terms of employment preparation and transition into the corporate world. Mentoring services awareness and employment preparedness from the student perspectives are surveyed.
author Abiwon, Titilayo O
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title College level mentoring for underrepresented populations: Enhancing the transition into the corporate world
title_short College level mentoring for underrepresented populations: Enhancing the transition into the corporate world
title_full College level mentoring for underrepresented populations: Enhancing the transition into the corporate world
title_fullStr College level mentoring for underrepresented populations: Enhancing the transition into the corporate world
title_full_unstemmed College level mentoring for underrepresented populations: Enhancing the transition into the corporate world
title_sort college level mentoring for underrepresented populations: enhancing the transition into the corporate world
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publishDate 2017
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