“…Clair, 1994), share information (Dixon-Reeves, 2003;Limbert, 1995;Souba, 1999), and collaborate with mentees (Goodwin et aI., 2000;Pololi et aI., 2004;Reder & Gallagher, 2007). Working indirectly, mentors may facilitate networking with or on behalf of mentees (Gammack et aI., 2004;King & Cubic, 2005;Mundt, 2001); model good teaching, research, and service practices (Bova, 1995;Dixon-Reeves, 2003;Golding & Gray, 2002); protect mentees from being overloaded with extraneous obligations (Girves et al, 2005;Sands et al, 1991;Snelson et al, 2002); and advocate on behalf of mentees (Borisoff, 1998;Lewellen-Williams et al, 2006;Wunsch & Johnsrud, 1992). MENTEE ACTIONS.…”