Thread: Survey - Who respects their mentors?
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Re: Survey - Who respects their mentors?
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Originally Posted by Andy Baker
This goes hand in hand with the fact that only 20% of teams nominate someone for the Woodie Flowers Award. This number needs to be much higher. A realistic goal for next year could be 50%. I will start a new thread on this.
Andy B.
As one of FIRST's Senior Mentors I'm now responsible for improving mentor recognition and retention count me in Andy. Here are a bunch of WFA nominations to inspire all of you.
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...+inspira tion

It's not whether or not an award is one, it's all about recognizing someone special in a special way.
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