Public Health Insider | Mentorship: Making the Connection

There are many stories being written about workplace culture—from work-life balance to finding a new job and the importance of networking. And it's not uncommon to see the concept of mentorship woven into the conclusions.

In this episode of the Public Health Insider webcast series, you'll hear from CPHHS’ Director of Student Engagement Amy Riley and a mentor/mentee pairing, Kendra Wise and Ditte Hansen, from the college’s mentorship program for leadership development, CATALYST. Hear more from the panel about:

their experiences in the program
what mentorship is (and isn’t)
how to get the most out of the relationship
tips on what makes for a successful pairing
and the various ways you can get involved with the college and OSU

View more Public Health Insider events here.

PHI Remodeling Your Mitochondrial Kitchen

Public Health Insider - A Breath of Fresh Air

Public Health Insider | Power Vegetables and Cancer Prevention

Public Health Insider | System Overload: Building a Trained and Stable Child Care Workforce

Public Health Insider | Modifying Metabolism- Small Choices, Big Results

Public Health Insider | Mentorship: Making the Connection

Travel Talk | Kentucky Derby and Indy 500 Tour Previews

Aug 26, 2026

Our trusted tour company partner Sports & Entertainment Travel will guide you through both tours, highlighting what’s included, where you’ll stay and the unique experiences you’ll enjoy.

Industry Insights: The Collaborative Business of Better Seafood

Aug 27, 2025

Hear from OSU experts about pushing food science forward

Ask Alumni | Advance Your Career with Micro-Credentials and Certifications

Aug 21, 2025

Watch this Ask Alumni webcast Oregon State University alumni who have strategically leveraged microcredentials and certifications earned through OSU programs to propel their careers forward.

Our Health& The Power of Play

Jun 19, 2025

In a digital era of social media saturation and deteriorating mental health, perhaps it is a return to the fields and courts of our youth that can reverse the rise of failing health outcomes.