PhD How-To Guide: What Mentorship Means
Faculty of Physical Education
Takahiro Sato, Sue Sutherland(OSU), Seiji Ono, Shinichi Nagata
Students
Jean Sato, Momoka Ikeshita, Cindy Hall, Brandon Lam(OSU), Aydan Jordan(OSU), Andy Zhang(OSU), Cindy Zhang(OSU)
A PhD program is a long and often lonely journey. It is a marathon toward a self-defined goal, requiring flexibility, perseverance, and steady progress. When you feel discouraged or your mental health is at risk, it is your connections with others that will help you. A good relationship with your mentor (supervisor) is your lifeline, and friends and peers are what keep you going.
“PhD How-To Guide” is a video series dedicated to all students taking on the challenge of a PhD program.
Talk session with PE faculty and Students
“They wouldn’t have contacted our colleaque if they hadn’t seen potential, and if you didn’t have a relationship.”
“Relationships are at the center of it all. It’s an accident, but it’s not an accident – you know what I mean?”
Sue Sutherland
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Course Title: Introduction to Inclusive Smart Society II
Course Code: 1290191 (Undergraduate) / 0A00321 (Graduate)