Here are some tips for getting off on the right foot and keeping it that way. Why you decided to be mentor. Some information about your career history. The URL of your personal homepage, or to your employer's site . Information about your hobbies and interests A brief description of your job, how you spend your time there, projects or research you are currently working on.
M entoring pairs who maintain regular contact do the best.
Not every contact needs to be lengthy. Consistency of contact is most important. So, decide on a schedule and then make it a top priority to stick to it. Try to set aside a specific time to at least touch base each week. Schedule lengthier blocks of time less often for planned activities.