After mentees have been accepted, they are each matched with a primary mentor and secondary mentor that fit as closely as possible the area of expertise needed for the research proposal that the mentee will be working on during TIGRR. It is not always possible to have a perfect fit. The most important fit is that they understand how to put a compelling grant together in your area. The primary mentor will provide the mentee with feedback on their proposal before the workshop in January. Both the primary and secondary mentors will be familiar with the mentee’s proposal before the workshop, and both will be available for one-on-one consultations with the mentee during the workshop. Note that mentees can meet with any of the cadre of mentors during the workshop. At the end of the workshop, the primary mentor will discuss a plan of action with the mentee for what work they will need to do with their proposal.