Intercultural Mentoring in Higher Education

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Abstract

Intercultural mentoring is increasing in higher education in response to diversification and globalization. While intercultural mentoring relationships experience unique challenges, it can be a development learning opportunity for both mentors and mentees. Therefore, the current article discusses the following aspects of intercultural mentoring relationships in higher education: benefits and challenges, recommendations for effective practice, the role of mentors and mentees in ensuring a successful relationship, and future research frontiers. Mentors and mentees in intercultural mentoring relationships, as well as formal mentoring programs with intercultural mentoring dyads, will benefit from the recommendations offered in the current article.

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Adebayo, B., & Sunderman, H. M. (2023). Intercultural Mentoring in Higher Education. Journal of Leadership Studies, 17(3), 66–73. https://doi.org/10.1002/jls.21868

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