Affiliated Researchers

Become an affiliated researcher

Is your past, current, or future research relevant to the enhancement of youth mentoring in Canada? (Examples of relevant research topics include natural and formal youth mentoring but also social and emotional development, healthy relationships, and positive youth development.)

Do you want to connect with researchers who share your interests? Are you committed to translating research into practice?

Join the Canadian Centre for Mentoring Research!

Affiliated researchers support youth achieve their potential by:

Mobilizing research evidence;
Harnessing scientific and practical (practitioner and community) knowledge;
Working collaboratively with other researchers and the mentoring sector, including the Alberta Mentoring Partnership and MENTOR Canada.

Responsibilities

Uphold and support the CCMR’s mission and goals;
Share relevant research in the CCMR’s newsletter, communication materials, lunch and learn, webinar, or other event/medium (once every 2 years);
Participate in events, meetings, and informal activities (once a year).

Benefits

Collaborate with researchers from several disciplines and with mentoring practitioners;
Connect with other members of the youth mentoring community and network;
Contribute the shaping the CCMR’s growth and future directions;

Participate in events, activities, and meetings to stay abreast of the latest developments in the Canadian youth mentoring sector;
Facilitate the translation of your research findings into practice through CCMR events and communications as well as the channels of the CCMR’s founding partners: the Alberta Mentoring Partnership and MENTOR Canada.

Submit your application to become an affiliated researcher today. Graduate students welcome!

Submit your application

Affiliated Researcher

First Name *

Last Name *

Email Address *

Institution *

Faculty / School / Department *

Title / Role *

Research Interests *

Please enter up to 10 keywords that define your research interests.

Bio *

Please share a short bio that will be added to your profile if your application is accepted.

Publications

List up to 3 relevant publications. Relevant publications will be listed on the CCMR’s website with your profile.

Link to Faculty / School / Department Page

Why do you want to join the Canadian Centre for Mentoring Research? *

Please tell us why you want to join the Canadian Centre for Mentoring Research.

Amber Mosewich

University of Alberta , Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation

Ben Dantzer

University of British Columbia, Faculty of Education

Christina Rinaldi

University of Alberta, Faculty of Education

Jacqueline Pei, PhD, R. Psych

University of Alberta, Faculty of Education, Department of Educational Psychology

Kate Storey

University of Alberta, School of Public Health

Kirsty Keys

University of Alberta, Educational Psychology

Visiting Scholar

The Canadian Centre for Mentoring Research is thrilled to welcome Dr. Thomas Keller as its first visiting scholar. Dr. Keller is a prominent researcher in the youth mentoring. Some of his important contributions include the systemic model of youth mentoring (2005) which highlighted the significant influence parents and caregivers and program staff have on mentoring relationships. Dr. Keller also directs the Summer Institute on Youth Mentoring (SIYM), a preeminent professional development opportunity for program staff. The SIYM also plays a key role in the translation of cutting-edge research findings into practice.

Learn more about Dr. Keller.

Dr. Thomas Keller

Portland State University, School of Social Work