DESIGNED FOR 

Designed for biomedical graduate students and program directors, administrators, faculty appointees, postdoctoral appointees, their mentors, and other stakeholders.

OVERVIEW AND BENEFITS

This framework aligns the graduate student mentor-mentee relationships and offers guiding principles to initiate discussion at both local and national levels.

This publication can spark a dialogue leading to positive research advisor mentoring. Suggested uses include: 

• A discussion-starter between postdoctoral program directors and institutional administrators.
• A source of topics to discuss in faculty mentorship programs.
• An element of the orientation for new research faculty/postdoctoral appointees.
• A component of faculty evaluations.

The compact was updated for 2017 by the AAMC Group on Graduate Research, Education, and Training (GREAT) and AAMC Council of Faculty and Academic Societies (CFAS).

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