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The Power of Mentoring

Title:The Power of Mentoring (ID: ERM0025)
Author(s):Kent Kuo (Oregon State University)
Topics:Mentoring, Staffing, Trends and Visions, User Training
Origin:EDUCAUSE Review (2000)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Today, there are 7.5 people for every 10 information technology jobs; this statistic is expected to hold for at least 10 more years. Institutions of higher learning are finding it increasingly difficult to retain IT staff and are finding themselves at a disadvantage when competing with the private sector. This article discusses the power of mentoring within higher education IT departments, and offers ideas on how to develop beneficial mentoring models.
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