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Published Online: 5 May 2006

Want to Be a Mentor?

The Selection Advisory Committee for APA's minority fellowships is hosting a mentor orientation breakfast for current fellows and medical students at APA's 2006 annual meeting in Toronto on Sunday, May 21, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the Kingsway Room on the main level of the Intercontinental Toronto Centre Hotel. The breakfast will provide an informal setting for fellows and medical students to network with mentors.
We have a large number of residents and medical students attending the mentor breakfast again this year. To make this a worthwhile and enjoyable activity, we need your commitment and support. Mentors who have participated in the past have found this to be a rewarding and much needed activity. Please consider joining us.
If you plan to attend the annual meeting and would like to mentor a fellow and/or a medical student, we invite you to join us. RSVP to Marilyn King at (703) 907-8653 or [email protected].

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