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Home   |   Programs   |   Education   |   Ethics Case Studies   |   Mentoring   |   Mentoring Scenario 1 Discussion

Mentoring Scenario 1 Discussion

Mentoring

At this point, all you can do is find a new advisor. Going back in time, the mistake you made was to assume that the person who took your first two years of free research availability would automatically supervise your thesis work. If you have this kind of support, be very sure of the continuation of the research relationship once the support is gone.

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