News Archive
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Mentor-Connect Launches New Website
Mentor-Connect is proud to announce the launch of the newly redesigned Mentor-Connect website. -
COVID-19 and Mentor-Connect Program Operation Update
Due to COVID-19, many states have been under quarantine orders, causing many technical college campuses to be closed and faculty and staff to work remotely from home. -
2020 Technical Assistance Webinars and Tutorials are Now Available
Each year, Mentor-Connect conducts live technical assistance webinars to help prospective grantees complete various sections of their New-to-ATE proposals. -
Congratulations to the 2020 Mentor Fellows
The Mentor Fellows internship program is an activity of the Mentor-Connect: Leadership Development and Outreach for ATE-2 project (DUE #1501183). -
Mentor-Connect Helped Northland Team Build ATE Network that Led to Center Grant
New Center PI with Mentor-Connect Mentor -
Summer Workshop Zooms In On Final Details for Proposal Submissions
In addition to one-on-one time with their mentors 20 faculty teams received granular-detail tips during Mentor-Connect’s Summer Technical Assistance and Grants Workshop on July 23 in St. Louis. -
New Center Leaders are Mentor-Connect Alumnus
Mentor-Connect alumni Jonathan Beck and Thomas Biller are the principal investigator and co-principal investigator, respectively, of the newest ATE Center –the Center for Autonomous Technologies (NCAT). -
Mentor-Connect has collaborated with the National Geospatial Technology Center of Excellence (Geo-Tech Center) at Jefferson Community and Technical College to develop a number of maps. -
Meet the Future 50: North Texas Innovators and Disruptors You Need to Know
Mentor-Connect Mentor, Dr. Ann Beheler has been named one of the "Future 50 Innovators and Disruptors" of North Texas by Dallas Innovates. -
Collaborative Grant between Mentor-Connect and Science Foundation Arizona Forms HSI ATE HUB
A Collaborative Program with HSI KickStarter and Mentor-Connect that guides two-year Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) STEM faculty toward success with NSF grant funding in the Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program.
