FPGM Mentorship Program Orientation

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Written By Molly Madonia
 
 
 

FGPM Mentorship Program

Virtual Orientation [Recorded April 13, 2023]

At this Orientation, mentors and mentees gathered virtually to review the Program’s Mentorship Training, learned more about how mentoring pairings are made, defined Program Expectations, and discussed mentorship resources available on the FGPM website. Please feel free to reference this recording as often as needed.

Moderator:

Molly Madonia, First Generation Professionals of Milwaukee

Recorded Thursday, April 13, 2023

 

Orientation begins at 3:31

 

Email mentorship@fgpm.org with any questions!

LinkedIn:

First Generation Professionals of Milwaukee

 
 

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