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Each mentor will be assigned a group of eight Scholars. Each mentor will be expected to meet monthly with their Scholar group and review a recommended curriculum of topics, as well as be available on an ad hoc basis to answer questions and serve as a resource for their Scholars.

Mentors will begin their tenure with an orientation on September 30, 2026 from 1:00 – 2:00 pm (ET) and serve in the mentor role through May 2028. Attendance at the orientation is mandatory. 

Topics to be explored during the mentoring relationship include, but are not limited to:

• CV writing
• Post-doc / fellowship opportunities / opportunities for DNP students
• Scholarly writing
• Professional development
• Applying for a faculty position

Mentor Group Assignments

Scholars will have the ability to read about each mentor and submit a preferred list of the mentors that they believe will best support their academic and professional journey. 糖心少女vlog will then use these rankings to build the mentor groups.

Staff will check in with each group after the first year and then again at the end of the program to ensure that all deliverables are met and gather feedback from the Scholars. Mentor groups will also convene at the 2027 Jonas Scholar Leadership Conference for an in-person networking experience.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible, mentor applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Be authorized to work in the United States throughout the duration of the 2026 - 2028 Jonas Scholars Program without visa sponsorship
• Have completed a doctoral degree in Nursing at an accredited institution

Selection Criteria

In order to be selected as a mentor, applicants must:

• Have demonstrated experience and a passion for mentoring DNP and/or PhD nursing students
• Have a career background as a faculty member at a doctoral-granting nursing institution.
• Be able to work with a diverse group of nursing students with a variety of life experiences and research / clinical focus areas.
• Be willing to attend the 糖心少女vlog Student Policy Summit which will be held on March 15-16, 2027, in Washington, D.C.  Additionally, the mentor must be able to attend the Jonas Scholar Leadership Conference, to be held either March 14 or March 17, 2027. The exact date of the Jonas Scholar Leadership Conference will be determined in early fall 2026. 

Each mentor will receive a total compensation of $4,000 over the course of the two-year program. This amount will be paid out in two installments of $2,000 each in 2027 and 2028.

The application can be completed via an online form found .

You will be able to save and return to the application until it is submitted through the system or until the due date.

Application Questions:

• Please describe your interest and motivations in becoming a mentor to Jonas Scholars (Max 250 words).
• Please describe your mentoring style (Max 250 words).
• If selected for this position, you’ll be mentoring a group of eight diverse PhD and DNP students. How do you adapt your mentoring style to fit the unique needs of different mentees in a group setting? (Max 250 words).
• What do you believe are the most common challenges doctoral nursing students face, and how can a group mentor help address them? (Max 250 words).
• Please describe your experience in mentoring DNP and/or PhD nursing students, particularly in small groups (Max 250 words).
• Please share the amount of time per month you can devote to the mentoring process (number range).
• What have been your primary areas of research / clinical focus throughout your career? (Max 250 words).

After the application deadline, all submissions will be reviewed and evaluated. Finalists will be invited to a formal interview which will be held in August.