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mentorship

noun as in state of being an informal teacher

Strong match

  • advisership
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It was a loss of mentorship, aesthetic brilliance and camaraderie felt throughout the art world.

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High Point’s unapologetic championing of God, family, country—and its focus on life skills, mentorship and job placement—were the key reasons our son enrolled.

Through the Misty Copeland Foundation, she provides scholarships, mentorship, and training opportunities for underserved youth, ensuring that aspiring dancers from all backgrounds can envision themselves in classical ballet.

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His firm, Titan Capital, launched a seed funding and mentorship program aimed at attracting students and professionals rethinking their future in the U.S. after the visa troubles.

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Committed to being an incubator for emerging artists outside of the Hollywood studio system, the Sundance Institute’s labs and mentorship programs laid the ideal groundwork for a pipeline between the non-profit and the festival.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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