Spence School Library: 2023-2024: Independent Science Research: Finding a Mentor

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Finding a Mentor Guide - created by New York City Department of Education's High School Science Research Pathways program
Created by New York City Department of Education's High School Science Research Pathways program. This guide is full of advice and resources to help students find a research mentor.
How to Find a Mentor
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