TAG MentorLink Faculty Panel

Join TAG MentorLink for an informal gathering to connect doctoral students with faculty who will share strategies for identifying mentors and expanding your professional networks.

Open to doctoral students from any discipline. Attend one or both sessions. Refreshments provided!

Tempe panelists:
Ersula Ore, Associate Professor, School of Social Transformation
Mellissa Linton, Assistant Professor, School of Social Transformation
Jay Taylor, Assistant Teaching Professor, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Downtown panelists:
Kelly Jackson, Associate Professor, School of Social Work
Ijeoma Ogbonnaya, Associate Professor, School of Social Work
Krystlelynn Caraballo, Assistant Professor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Chandra Crudup, Associate Dean + Clinical Associate Professor, Watts College of Public Service & Community Solutions

*Locations shared after registration

About TAG MentorLink:
TAG (Transformative, Accessible, Graduate) MentorLink is a first-of-its-kind peer mentoring program for doctoral students, facilitated through the Social Transformation Lab, and co-created by students. TAG MentorLink seeks to create a unique and welcoming community for graduate students as they navigate courses, writing and mentorship.

The TAG MentorLink Program centers:
• Building support systems and trusting relationships
• Networking and skill sharing
• Navigating academia
• Keeping the momentum going to succeed and graduate on your timeline
• Supporting development of critical thinking