AACE Mentorship Program
AACE Mentorship Program

Mentoring is the influence, guidance, or direction given by one who teaches, gives help to, and/or provides advice to another. AACE is committed to providing our members with the opportunity to tap into the expertise and knowledge of our inclusive, endocrinology community and receive valuable feedback essential to their career journey by participating in the AACE Mentorship Program.

Mentees

To sign-up for the program as a mentee, you must be a current AACE community member. You would then log in to your AACE account to complete your profile and select the mentor of your choice.

Mentors

The current list of available mentors include the following AACE members:

  • Retirees
  • Emeritus
  • Board members
  • Past presidents
  • MACE recipients (Master of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinology)
  • DSN chairs and vice-chairs

The newly launched AACE Mentorship program is serving as an important tool for connecting AACE community members. The program is designed to allow for a diversity of interactions between mentors and mentees with different needs and professional goals. It’s our hope that both mentors and mentees will find the connections to be fulfilling and useful.
Leslie S. Eldeiry, MD, ECNU, FACE
Chair AACE Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee

If you are interested in serving as a mentor, please log in to your AACE account and complete your profile.

FAQs

  • Will the Mentees be able to see the Mentor's contact information?
    • Mentees will only be able to see contact information after a Mentor accepts them.
  • How many Mentors can a Mentee have?
    • Mentees can have one Mentor at a time.
  • How many Mentees can a Mentor have?
    • Mentors can have as many Mentees as they can mentor effectively.
  • Will AACE provide training to help Mentors set up their profile?
    • Yes, AACE will provide optional training if needed.
  • Who oversees and evaluates the success of the AACE Mentorship Program?
    • The AACE Mentorship Program falls under the direction of the AACE DEI Committee.
  • How do I address any concerns?
    • Mentors and Mentees can share any concerns with the AACE HR Director or the AACE DEI Committee Chair.
  • Can either party close the mentorship connection once accepted?
    • Yes, either the Mentor or the Mentee may end the mentorship at any time.

If you have any questions, please reach out to AACE's HR Director Brent Lovett at [email protected].