Mentoring impact over time
How many trainees TRANSPORT mentors have supported, how that number is growing, and how much mentoring load each active mentor is carrying. The last of those is the early warning signal for mentor demand outrunning mentor supply.
View the underlying figures as a table
TRANSPORT program tracks
TRANSPORT supports a continuous training pathway from high school through junior faculty. A mentor may serve one track or several.
Meetings and events
Convenings run by the Center and the TRANSPORT program.
News
Announcements, awards, appointments, and scholar milestones.
Reports
Published reports, evaluations, and briefs from the Center.
How to apply
Data health
What the directory still needs before it is complete. This view is for program administrators; it reads directly from the same file that powers the public directory, so it never goes stale.
Profiles needing follow up
About TRANSPORT
Our vision
Our objectives
What the program set out to do, and what it measures itself against.
About this directory
The TRANSPORT Mentor Directory organizes, tracks, and surfaces information about mentors and mentoring activity across TRANSPORT programs at the Brooklyn Health Promotion Center, SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University.
How mentor status works
Active Currently mentoring or available to take a mentee this cycle.
Past Previously mentored in a TRANSPORT program and is not currently accepting mentees. Their record is kept so alumni relationships and historical matches remain traceable.
Incoming Confirmed for an upcoming cycle but not yet active.
Pending review Status has not been recorded yet. These appear in the Data health view for follow up.