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faculty mentorship program
We are pleased to announce the launch of a Reacting Mentorship Program, running this October - November. The program will include both asynchronous, general Reacting guidance, as well as game-specific guidance in small groups and one-on-one pairings. Additional details can be found on each of the application pages.
For potential mentees, this is a great way to learn more about a specific game, connect with experienced Reacting instructors, and get ready to run a game -- either this fall or in the spring. Apply to be a mentee.
For potential mentors, this can be an opportunity to give back, connect, refine and define your own skills and approach to effective GM-ing. Even if you can’t commit to being a one-on-one mentor, you can share valuable information as part of the general Reacting guidance part of the program. Apply to be a mentor.
Unfortunately, there is a limit on the number of people we can accept into the first cohort of mentors and mentees – so please apply today. Additional details on the application pages.
We are excited to see all the relationships and outcomes which evolve from this initiative, and look forward to matching you!
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