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mentor A mentor is a person in a mentoring relationship who provides support that helps a student’s development, especially around degree progress, career direction, and serving as a role model.

A mentor is a person in a mentoring relationship who provides support that helps a student’s development, especially around degree progress, career direction, and serving as a role model. Mentors may come from within or outside an institution and can include peers.

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Drafting source: Loyola Irizarry Héctor G; Donis Krista; González Roxana; Uzcategui Mia; McCartney Melissa. Mentorship across institutional contexts: Insights from biology and biomedical science undergraduates at two institutions. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0355290; article XML SHA-256 ff7bfcda5ac332faa878c21956bae8f591dfdc16c554ff0b96ca00807e420c5f. “Mentorship across institutional contexts: Insights from biology and biomedical science undergraduates at two institutions” (10.1371/journal.pone.0355290).
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