Cybersecurity Operations Manager - Auburn University
PER 2309 Intentional Mentorship 101
Faculty: Jay James
Course Description:
This course demonstrates how structured mentorship can address staffing gaps, accelerate skill development, and strengthen institutional operations.
Participants will learn how intentional mentorship can be designed as a system rather than an informal practice, using clear roles, developmental goals, and repeatable processes to support early career, mid career, and senior staff. The session highlights practical mentoring frameworks that improve onboarding, reduce time to competency, and increase engagement across teams. While grounded in cybersecurity operations, the mentorship model is presented as transferable across IT, compliance, and administrative functions, offering actionable guidance for building sustainable talent pipelines and resilient teams in higher education.
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