Combating Isolation and Impostor Syndrome

Women in STEM often experience isolation or feelings of not belonging. Mentorship offers a supportive environment in which mentees can share struggles, receive reassurance, and develop a sense of community, thus combating impostor syndrome and increasing retention.

Women in STEM often experience isolation or feelings of not belonging. Mentorship offers a supportive environment in which mentees can share struggles, receive reassurance, and develop a sense of community, thus combating impostor syndrome and increasing retention.

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