2023 HumMentor

HumMentor Application

HumMentor is a mentoring program for students in the Latin America and Caribbean region hosted by the SWS International Chapter and Education Section. The program is open to groups of 1 to 3 students. Deadline to submit application is June 30, 2023.

Application materials submitted to the HumMentor program must be in English, except for student transcripts. However, the HumMentor selection committee understands that English may not be the first language of applicants and you have the option to upload extra materials in your native language (Spanish, Portuguese, or French) at the bottom of this application form.

Name of Local Mentor #1 *

Organization of Local Mentor #1 *

Email of Local Mentor #1 *

Upload Curriculum Vitae (CV) of Local Mentor #1 *

Name of Local Mentor #2 (if applicable)

Organization of Local Mentor #2 (if applicable)

Email of Local Mentor #2 (if applicable)

Upload Curriculum Vitae (CV) of Local Mentor #2 (if applicable)

Name of Student Mentee #1 *

Organziation of Student Mentee #1 *

Email of Student Mentee #1 *

Upload Academic Transcript of Student Mentee #1

Name of Student Mentee #2

Organziation of Student Mentee #2

Email of Student Mentee #2

Upload Academic Transcript of Student Mentee #2

Name of Student Mentee #3

Organziation of Student Mentee #3

Email of Student Mentee #3

Upload Academic Transcript of Student Mentee #3

Statement from local mentor on how their qualifications will allow them to mentor students (100 words maximum) *

0/100 words

Title of Proposed Project *

Brief Project Proposal (300 words maximum) *

0/300 words

Tentative timeline of dates for completing project milestones/tasks (including estimates of time commitments for each participant on each milestone/task). *

0/100 words

Specify probable format(s) of scientific communication document(s) to be produced by the end of the mentorship (100 words maximum) *

0/100 words

Propose probable start and end dates for the mentorship *

Upload a single document with the project title, statement from local mentor, project proposal, format(s) of scientific communication document(s), and any other requested application materials that you can provide in your native language (Spanish, Portuguese, or French).