PEER MENTORING GROUPS
The initiative of forming peer-mentoring groups appeared at the previous ISDC in Delft in July 2016. The main purpose of such a group is to allow fellow system dynamicists from all over the world with a wide range of SD experience to learn the methodology of SD and build upon the body of knowledge.
Reasons to join a peer mentoring group
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to increase effectiveness and progression of students research followed by significant professional development
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to receive feedback and constructive peer criticism, which is especially important for students who are at the beginning stage of their SD journey.
Process (subject to change)
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Google Hangouts/Zoom/Skype
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1 hour meeting: 15 min presentation by one member, 45 min discussion
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Number of participants: up to 10 people
Peer mentoring groups are formed based on participants mutual research interests/topics:
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Agriculture and food
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Asset dynamics
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Biomedical
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Business
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Conflict, defense, and security
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Economics
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Education
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Energy
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Environmental
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Health policy
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Model analysis
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Pre-college education
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Psychology and human behavior
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Social impact
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Transportation
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Water
Interested in joining a Peer Mentoring Group? Sign up here.