Mentor Mentee A Creative Relationship Guildhouse The study titled mentor mentee: a creative relationship offers initial findings from a three year project undertaking research informed evaluation of guildhouse mentorship programs over the past decade. The project’s aim is to examine the impact of mentorships on artistic careers over time. content may be subject to copyright.
Mentor Mentee A Creative Relationship Guildhouse This interim report offers some initial findings from a research informed evaluation of guildhouse’s new three year catapult mentorship program as well as its various mentorship programs of the last decade. the project’s aim is to examine the impact of mentorships on artistic careers over time. problem solving in second language teaching. This research project consists of two primary activities: semi structured interviews with mentees and mentors who have participated in guildhouse mentorship programs over the last 2 decades, and a 6 month follow up online survey of 2018 2020 catapult program participants. This research fills an important gap in existing knowledge for, despite the centrality of mentorship – formal and informal – to the development of creative careers globally and across time, not to mention the significant financial and human resources invested in formal mentorship programs globally, surprisingly little research has been. This final research report is the outcome of a four year study that encompassed qualitative research with mentor and mentee participants in the catapult program 2018 20 in addition to a cohort of artists who had participated in guildhouse craft south mentorship initiatives since the year 2000.
Professor Susan Luckman Catherine Truman And Kath Inglis Mentor This research fills an important gap in existing knowledge for, despite the centrality of mentorship – formal and informal – to the development of creative careers globally and across time, not to mention the significant financial and human resources invested in formal mentorship programs globally, surprisingly little research has been. This final research report is the outcome of a four year study that encompassed qualitative research with mentor and mentee participants in the catapult program 2018 20 in addition to a cohort of artists who had participated in guildhouse craft south mentorship initiatives since the year 2000. Led by professor susan luckman, university of south australia, this report offers initial findings from a three year longitudinal research study examining the impact of mentorships in the ongoing development of creative careers informed by guildhouse mentorship programs over the past decade. The longitudinal study, titled mentor mentee: a creative relationship, is a partnership between guildhouse and the university of south australia and is the first of its kind to examine the experiences and long term impact of mentorships for creative mentees and mentors through an independent university conducted research project. Hts and time. the information and experiences you have shared offer invaluable insights into why the mentoring relationship is such a precious and important one across creative sectors, and into ways in which it can potentially be strengthened. The report, titled 'mentor mentee: a creative relationship' is out now and available to read online. it draws on a decade of guildhouse mentorships to illustrate how mentorships have expanded capabilities, embedded meaning and provided connection within professional practice.
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