During Sunday's episode, hosts Jordan Fisher and Frankie Muniz shocked the four reaming teams — Ariana Greenblatt with Artyon Celestine, mentored by Brandon Armstrong; Mackenzie Ziegler with Sage Rosen, mentored by Gleb Savchenko; Miles Brown with Rylee Arnold, mentored by Lindsay Arnold; and Sky Brown with JT Church, mentored by Alan Bersten — with a big announcement.
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For example, legendary Vogue editor Anna Wintour mentored designer Tory Burch and Warren Buffett mentored former Major League Baseball player Alex Rodriguez.
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I can only answer that for me, which is I've only been doing this five years and I've been lucky to have been around even before that and mentored and continually mentored by a number of VCs, very actively mentored.
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Last week, hosts Jordan Fisher and Frankie Muniz shocked the four reaming teams — Ariana Greenblatt with Artyon Celestine, mentored by Brandon Armstrong; Mackenzie Ziegler with Sage Rosen, mentored by Gleb Savchenko; Miles Brown with Rylee Arnold, mentored by Lindsay Arnold; and Brown, Church and Bersten — with a big announcement.
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For the live ballroom battle, three professional athletes and DWTS alum joined the competition as mentors for the third week of the competition — Nastia Luikin mentored Finch Daigle and Harding, Meryl Davis mentored Nagasu and Rippon, and Von Miller mentored Mazdzer and Norman — to help one contestant and their pro partner win bonus points from judges.
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Wu has met and mentored several talented young makers online.
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"People say I have mentored my little brother," he said.
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"He mentored them," the Bison quarterbacks coach Randy Hedberg said.
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She had mentored Johnson and known his family for years.
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Young Saúl has also benefitted from being mentored by Simeone.
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JS: I've benefitted tremendously from being mentored by other women.
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The stories of how she mentored younger bands are moving.
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First he mentored youth involved in the criminal justice system.
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Since then, he has encouraged friends to join and mentored others.
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In fact, she has mentored children herself for many years. Mrs.
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DeVos has also personally mentored at-risk children in public schools.
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I wanted to be mentored by someone looking out for me.
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One, a theologian named Gordon Kaufman, mentored Sentilles in graduate school.
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She mentored children and young women in need over the years.
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My math teacher always mentored the top math students in his classes in high school for the Math Olympiad except my year when he mentored the second best student who happened to be a white male.
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We mentored each other as we were growing and building the business.
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While I was on probation, I met a chef who mentored me.
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The winner will start a music career mentored by "The Four" judges.
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"I think not only did he listen, he mentored," Van Wagenen said.
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Some of the hotshots you've carefully mentored become stars; others flame out.
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I have stayed close to West Point and mentored cadets and staff.
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"I've mentored every caster in the [First Person Shooter] scene," Puckett said.
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Lopez, who is now under house arrest, has mentored Guaido for years.
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Her older brother, Ramin, mentored her in music, books and pop culture.
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Despite being mentored by Bill Clinton, he does not feel your pain.
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McNamee has mentored many of the people who have transformed Silicon Valley.
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He also mentored the eventual winners of Dancing With The Stars: Juniors.
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I mentored him at our last company, so I do so happily.
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Carr also said Gannon mentored her 17-year-old son AJ Carr.
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As a bandleader, he mentored some of the biggest names in rock history.
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James Baldwin was mentored by Countee Cullen, who taught him in middle school.
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They note that he has mentored young women and hired diverse law clerks.
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As a mature architect and woman, I have mentored and taught younger women.
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He mentored a lot of shooters, too—probably for 30 or 40 years.
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Personally, I have no problem also being mentored by white men or women.
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As prosecutors described it, Mr. Christie's campaign manager, Bill Stepien, mentored Ms. Kelly.
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Bosses who gave them a chance, appreciated their hard work, mentored their success.
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They didn't ... I had the good grace of being mentored by Andy Grove.
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She volunteered as an environmental educator in local schools and mentored young naturalists.
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Everwise lets them stay mentored, even at early stages of their professional life.
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Through Q-News, Nahdi mentored a generation of young Muslim activists and journalists.
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He was accepted to Harvard Law School, where he was mentored by Prof.
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Murphy will also hire trans directors mentored through the TV creator's Directing Mentorship Program.
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Jimmy Kimmel's Emmys joke about Johnnie Cochran has enraged a famous lawyer Johnny mentored.
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The victim, Andrea Constand, above, was a Temple University employee Mr. Cosby had mentored.
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In painting this image I behaved unconsciously, like all women artists mentored by men.
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"It's certainly something to be watched and hopefully she can be mentored." https://t.
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He learned his trade from magicians including Bob Elliott, who also mentored David Copperfield.
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KET [AKA author, publisher, and curator Alan "KET" Maridueña], he's mentored me big time.
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These women who have mentored me do not have the luxury of being infantilized.
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Men he had mentored took over the microphones at the tracks he once ruled.
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Guzmán noticed who was mentored and moved into more powerful positions and who wasn't.
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Apprenticeships provide a structured, paid pathway of mentored work experience with related classroom instruction.
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"He mentored working designers and fashion students nationally and internationally," she said by email.
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The mini celebs will be mentored by pros when the show airs this fall.
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She wanted to talk shop, mentor, and be mentored, and have people to lean on.
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For the bestselling author, most recently of The Female Persuasion, being mentored felt completely natural.
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He then set up Wall to be mentored by, of all people, Gilbert F. Arenas.
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Carrie Fisher also mentored Daisy Ridley, the young star of the new Star Wars franchise.
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Dufresne was mentored by Salvador Dali, before becoming one of Andy Warhol's so-called superstars.
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Bahcall said her friend inspired, mentored and pushed for opportunities for women where none existed.
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Here are five best practices the students I've mentored have used with great success. 1.
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His wife, Christina, delivered an emotional speech as the young men Haugan mentored looked on.
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Now the editor of Kashmir Life magazine, he had mentored Mr. Bukhari in the 1980s.
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Mr. Hiaasen mentored a number of young reporters, working with them to improve their writing.
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The film's tragic figure is Whitney Houston, whom Mr. Davis had mentored since her adolescence.
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Ashford coordinated the training of visiting student nurses and mentored nurse residents, the statement said.
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He mentored two African-American boys in the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America program.
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"New talent needs to be mentored as they come in the door," Ms. Ramsay said.
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All of Balke's paintings in the exhibition were done after he was mentored by Dahl.
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The organization has mentored hundreds of students, teaching them to play and write music, she adds.
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Y Combinator has mentored nonprofit organizations since 2013, including The Detroit Water Project, CodeNow, and DemocracyOS.
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He was the one who mentored me and guided me to get involved in my community.
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They ensured their passion and DNA was downloaded to their employees and other founders they mentored.
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Her bond with the Nortons dates back to Emily's high school days, when she mentored Whittley.
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President Bush & Barbara have helped me, mentored me and inspired me to enter public service. pic.twitter.
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Angélil, who also mentored and managed his wife throughout her career, was surrounded by loved ones.
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Rohrabacher once mentored Baugh, and recruited him to run for the state assembly back in 1995.
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Starlin Castro and Didi Gregorius, young infielders Rodriguez has mentored, brought out his sister and brother.
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Yntema mentored a group of young executives who came to be known as "the whiz kids".
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Those chosen embark on a two-year fellowship, trained and mentored while working in their districts.
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I.O., and mentored scores — perhaps hundreds — of union leaders and organizers, movement activists and elected officials.
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Off the clock: For three years, Walter taught and mentored inmates with the Prison Education Project.
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Prior wanted Vegas to choose Fleury over Capitals goaltender Philipp Grubauer, whom Prior mentored in Washington.
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He was mentored by the renowned investor Peter Lynch in the late 1980s and early &apos90s.
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He mentored Roy Hargrove, the younger trumpeter whose career would come to define a jazz generation.
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This puzzle is by Amanda Rafkin, who was mentored to publication by the constructor Ross Trudeau.
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Carlos Baker's biography of Hemingway has served as my model since Princeton, where he mentored me.
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Like anything, how well you manage your money is determined by how well mentored you are.
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Nancy, who has mentored many constructors, uncorked the New Year's Eve title, which led to acceptance.
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Whatever is modeled, mentored or messaged is always multiplied with respect to boys, young men and fathers.
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She becomes the first woman to ever win after being mentored by a female coach, Christina Aguilera.
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I started my law firm two years out of law school and was never mentored by anyone.
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There's also a film, which was made by young talent managed and mentored by Kate Moss Agency.
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There, he mentored hundreds of teenagers and led Bible studies and prayer groups, CNN affiliate KPHO reported.
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She's the First reaches 200 campus chapters and has mentored around 7,200 girls, according to its website.
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He was mentored by his editor David Carr, who convinced Tapper to abandon PR and its paychecks.
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But the truth is, women of color don't have to be mentored by other people of color.
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Outbrain's CEO mentored his future rivalOutbrain was co-founded in 20163 by Yaron Galai and Ori Lahav.
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Their legacy will live on through our ongoing innovation and the talented engineering leaders they have mentored.
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Where's the list of entrepreneurs who say, 'He mentored me, he helped me, he invested in me'?
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Ever since his own three-month stint behind bars, Steve Huerta has mentored fathers emerging from prison.
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Munoz mentored others and volunteered to help with a hospice program, according to the White House statement.
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She was encouraged and mentored by the likes of Schnittke and Shostakovich, without sounding like either one.
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Court emerged in the golden age of Australian tennis and was mentored by champions like Frank Sedgman.
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For 10 years, I mentored an extremely bright girl living in the poorest neighborhood in Bridgeport, Conn.
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"She mentored younger women but also supported more experienced leaders," Ms. Gutmann said in a phone interview.
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Over the last two decades, dozens of young chefs have been mentored by one or both Hendersons.
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Ms. Levin cited the success of past winners, who in turn have mentored incoming classes of recipients.
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Cruz is currently an aspiring musician — much like his mom — and he's been mentored by Ed Sheeran.
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"If I could pick someone to have been mentored by, it would be Warren Buffett," Germain said.
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Wilson had mentored Johnson in a program she founded in 1993 called 5,85033 Role Models of Excellence.
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Along the way he mentored a string of future musical stars, like Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake.
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She's got five books out and was mentored by Andre Kertesz, one of the preeminent art photographers.
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You tagged in a photo of that kid you mentored that one summer, as he graduates from Berkeley.
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I was mentored by really incredible women in this business, Diane Lane, and Laura Linney, and Julianne Moore.
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Who are some artists from the city that have mentored you or you've learned from in some way?
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In response, Tati posted a 43-minute video explaining that she felt betrayed because she had mentored Charles.
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Chris is a Senior Advisor at Entrepreneur First and has mentored over 15 companies to successful seed funding.
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"Having trained or mentored someone who became president," he said, "that would have been quite exciting for Roy."
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Then I saw professional poets and started taking classes and being mentored and competing in youth poetry slams.
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Alan mentored so many of us on New York City politics and was the consummate Room 9 reporter.
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Among the present-day Mets mentored by Backman are Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard, Steven Matz and Michael Conforto.
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In prison he counseled and mentored other inmates and formed bands as a part of inmate music programs.
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Erik mentored and guided us as aspiring constructors through several puzzles and is a constant inspiration for us.
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Early in her writing life, she was mentored by both W. E. B. Du Bois and Langston Hughes.
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Belgrave, a trumpeter who died in 2015, mentored scores of younger musicians there, and performed across the world.
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Adding to the action, each pair will be mentored by "Dancing With the Stars" professional and troupe dancers.
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He mentored students at a high school with many Dominican teenagers, but the program lost funding in 2010.
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Overlooked no more: Margaret McFarland, a child psychologist, mentored Fred Rogers and helped shape his groundbreaking TV show.
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And as Charles Curtis notes at For the Win, he mentored countless younger athletes, both male and female.
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"He had a traveling seminary and he mentored women just as closely as his male disciples," she says.
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Throughout my career, I've mentored, supported and counseled hundreds of young women building their own careers in sports.
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Goertz urged Iowans to "put your faith in Mr. Trump," saying she had been mentored by the billionaire.
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Last season Hill mentored Dee Gordon, a subpar defender at second base for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2014.
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As a result, junior female employees are considerably less likely than their male peers to be mentored and promoted.
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Blake individually mentored over a thousand people at Google and now runs her own business and career strategy firm.
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The pair first met in 2006 when Foster mentored her and other contestants on season 5 of American Idol.
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For many years, Hammond has mentored MFA in Visual Art students who live throughout New Mexico and the Southwest.
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She mentored Aretha Franklin and Della Reese, and in 1961 was the first gospel singer to win a Grammy.
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The pair first met in 2006 when Foster mentored her and other contestants on Season 5 of American Idol.
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As an angel, Tan White has made 22 personal investments and has mentored 40+ companies from inception to funding.
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He also mentored aspiring reporters and spoke at the National Association of Black Journalists in Washington, D.C. last month.
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Matt Clifford and Alice Bentinck, its founders, mentored 30 startups in the first year; now that figure is 200.
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"I take great pride in these people whom I've mentored or go on to do great things," Nadella said.
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But when I did my shows and mentored, I would tell my girls that's how they had to be.
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Helen Frankenthaler was mentored by her teacher and lover Clement Greenberg, before she left him to marry Robert Motherwell.
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He mentored the talented Mr Irving into a maturing star, and shrugged off the disappointing contributions from Mr Love.
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He resents Khalil, someone he once mentored, and who is now further along in the industry than he is.
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Bryant mentored people in sports and other domains, drawing from the well of highs and lows he had experienced.
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In his interview with CNN, Mahathir praised Anwar, a man he'd once mentored and then maligned, fired and incarcerated.
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The program will culminate in a school event this fall where Legend, Gómez, and their mentored students will perform.
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The events in which she does not perform will largely feature emerging artists she has mentored or worked with.
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The Kevin Spacey Foundation mentored and trained young performers until several young actors accused Mr. Spacey of sexual misconduct.
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Later, she was mentored by Dr. William W. Schiefflin Claytor, who suggested she aim to become a research mathematician.
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He was "our Barack Obama," said Ernie Daniels, a retired African-American police captain in Sacramento who mentored Hahn.
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Scott Walker (R) earlier this month signed a bill eliminating the minimum age to participate in a mentored hunt.
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"These young women came to Indianapolis to be mentored and taught professional conduct, not to be assaulted," she wrote.
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Mr. Cohn, who died in 1986, had mentored a cadre of influential people, including President Trump and Roger Stone.
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He was informally mentored by Jane Piper, herself a student of Arthur B. Carles, in his high school years.
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The pair first met in 2006 when Foster, 68, mentored her and other contestants on Season 5 of American Idol.
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The jazz tradition, and being mentored by musicians, is what kept me afloat in my pursuit to become a physicist.
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Just 15 percent of children in mentored households lacked primary care providers, compared with 39 percent of the other kids.
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He mentored Nobel Prize winner Bob Dylan, which makes him the Socrates to Dylan's Plato, which is also exceedingly cool.
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During the process they were mentored not only by their own teachers, but also by staff members from the hospital.
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Through True Colors, Ferraiolo mentored a young trans teen boy who didn't have much of a relationship with his dad.
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Comstock has also started a Young Women's Leadership program that has mentored 22019 young women over the last four years.
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Richard Spencer, a prominent white nationalist, told Vanity Fair that he mentored Miller while they were both at Duke University.
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Heather Hill said he had coached and mentored young football players at the Joe Namath Football Camp for 44 years.
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You know, for me, I've actually never had a mentor who was a woman, I've only been mentored by men.
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Colleagues and those she mentored describe her as "humble" -- but her accomplishments on behalf of women pilots were anything but.
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But there are well-known newspaper horoscope columnists, like the English astrologer Patric Walker, who have mentored New York writers.
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Mandla Morris with Brightyn Brems, mentored by Cheryl Burke Morris, 13, is the son of legendary singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder.
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Over the next two decades, he completed more than 30 Bible studies, became a law clerk, and mentored fellow inmates.
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The two were resilient, though, drawing on Viswanathan's time in product management mentored by executives at Google, Microsoft and Facebook.
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Navarrete graduated from Cal State Dominguez Hills, landed a job at a start-up and has mentored high school students.
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I imagined being mentored by men in tweed jackets sitting in oversize armchairs, our faces illuminated by a crackling fire.
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Decades later, Bill played a small but key role in keeping the Boston Marathon alive after World War II. He mentored younger runners who in turn mentored the likes of Bill Rodgers, who dominated the Boston and New York marathons in the 1970s and inspired new generations to lace up and hit the road.
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I had been mentored by a fellow inmate who urged me to study my case and the law while in prison.
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Aziz Ansari, who was mentored by C.K. and shares a manager with him, also had a weird response to the allegations.
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He had even mentored his ousted predecessor, Najib Razak, who now stands charged with graft, abuse of power and money-laundering.
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The pair first met in 2006 when the music producer mentored McPhee and other contestants on Season 5 of American Idol.
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Kim has challenged and inspired generations of Lehman students, mentored young faculty members, and advanced scholarship with his area of specialization.
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The Sun Herald reports that Boggs said he was close to the Johnsons, and that he even mentored Terrelle years ago.
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DeGraw mentored the competition's winners: Brooklyn-based indie-folk duo The Bergamot, and its runner-up: pop-soul singer Gigi Rich.
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Members of that cell were believed to have been mentored by Salafist preacher Olivier Corel, known locally as the "white emir".
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He spent the first 11 seasons in Pittsburgh, where he mentored Maatta, now 21, who also has a history of concussions.
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Dr. Grossman is short and charismatic, a quick-witted Montreal native who has mentored me since I began training in neurology.
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Mr. Prettyman's association with Chief Justice Roberts continued after he had mentored him at Hogan Lovells, though in more contentious circumstances.
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"I was very upset because I knew that Mr. Cosby had mentored her [Andrea] and they were good friends," she said.
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Justin Thomas, whom Woods mentored while on the mend from multiple back surgeries, played a practice round with him on Monday.
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As vice-chair of recruitment for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Clark has mentored many of the candidates from the beginning.
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Jane Weiner, one of the many hygienists she mentored, said Dr. Wilkins had liked to joke that bacteria were like children.
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They are part of a local group mentored by Ann, the matriarch of the family and a former primary school teacher.
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Biden, who escorted Jones, campaigned for the Democrat in Alabama, while Mondale once mentored Smith before she became Minnesota lieutenant governor.
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WFAA reporter Jason Whitely mentored Trevor Cadigan while he was an intern and kept in touch with him in the years after.
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"It's been cool knowing that I got some back-up help," says T.K. Sykes, one of the fellows being mentored by Yarborough.
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Shannon relayed the advice she gave to an entrepreneur she mentored who wanted to bring her fiancé into a new business idea.
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I will always wonder why Jeff felt so negative that he cut off most of the Society and employees that he mentored.
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She said Cosby, a powerful alum at the school, mentored her and gained her trust in order to take advantage of her.
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I've personally mentored dozens more, and the vast majority of them go onto secure meaningful careers or start businesses they're passionate about.
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At age 24 and working at the Country Dinner Playhouse in Denver, she jumped at the chance to be mentored by Cosby.
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I thought about the words of Pissarro, who mentored a generation of artists who, along with Cézanne, included Gauguin and Berthe Morisot.
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Wyoming expanded its law for mentored hunting, so that a person under 14 can hunt while under supervision of a trained adult.
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There, he was mentored by Frank H. Knight, one of the era's most prominent economists, who dominated the department in the 1940s.
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Ahead of the BMW Championship, which starts Thursday, Day, whom Woods has mentored, cautioned against expecting too much too soon from Woods.
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There she took part in civic organizations; mentored young people, including prison inmates; organized clothing drives; gave motivational talks; and played bridge.
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"If it weren't for my mother and those that mentored me, that guy could have been me," said Mr. Buford, now 48.
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I have a new lily garden and a renewed friendship with my 86-year-old neighbor who mentored me in this process.
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The intelligence agency, long mentored by C.I.A. advisers, has also worked to extend its forces around the country by training local militias.
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I hired, trained, and mentored an entry-level professional who, after two years, earned a promotion doing similar work in another department.
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Tom Holland stars in this Spider-Man reboot, in which the young superhero is mentored by Marvel's Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.).
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He mentored another freed slave, Tom Molineaux, and instructed the essayist William Hazlitt (and according to some accounts, Lord Byron) in sparring.
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She was a Magnum Foundation Photography and Social Justice Fellow in 2017 and is currently being mentored by the VII Photo Agency.
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Elizabeth Warren said she's incredibly proud of having mentored so many young women throughout her career as a law professor and senator.
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Yet "the barrier that stood between my family and my life" is breached when Cleveland begins to be mentored by his father.
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Plucked from YouTube as a 13-year-old, mentored by manager Scooter Braun and Usher, Bieber quickly became a global tween sensation.
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It's an attitude that dates back to his real estate career, when he was mentored by the hard-charging attorney Roy Cohn.
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She brought prominent yoga instructors together in Santa Monica for daily classes, hosted workshops and mentored many of today's leading yoga teachers.
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She brought prominent yoga instructors together in Santa Monica for daily classes, hosted workshops and mentored many of today's leading yoga teachers.
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The then-31-year-old was being mentored by Cosby about a career change when she went to his home for counseling.
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An 8-week immersive experience dedicated to mentored studio time, theoretical concerns, and establishing a professional practice for a career in art.
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Bluegrass also became intertwined with popular country music, influencing stars of the '33s such as Dolly Parton and Ricky Skaggs, whom he mentored.
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Over the next couple of years, I taught entrepreneurship in Chile, mentored local entrepreneurs and eventually started investing in Latin American companies myself.
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In the comics, Tony has survived death by backing up his consciousness to a hologram that mentored his successor Riri Williams, for example.
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" The female former assistant programmer said that while one male programmer mentored her, Belove always made clear, "You're the assistant to the programmer.
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And as the president of Y Combinator, he reviewed and mentored a thousand startups while turning the accelerator into an epicenter of innovation.
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In conjunction with Ryan Murphy's Half Initiative, the series will bring in emerging transgender directors to be mentored through his Directing Mentorship Program.
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Sir Elton is no stranger to helping emerging Australian artists get a leg up — he's mentored and produced Aussie duo Pnau for years.
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Copulsky, who will retire in June 210.4 when he reaches the company's mandatory retirement age of 255, has mentored several younger Deloitte executives.
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Roxanne has spoken, moderated, mentored and judged numerous startup events and programs throughout Europe and also helps European startups with content and communications.
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A student Emily had mentored in high school, Whittley, was now 17 and faced aging out of a group home for foster children.
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Along the way, he's been mentored by Warren Buffett and has taken business classes at the University of Miami, Columbia University and Stanford.
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In the typical district attorney's office, an individual will be trained and mentored by seasoned experts before ever prosecuting a sexual assault case.
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"I was told that Mr. Cosby mentored people and he was taking an interest in seeing what I'm like, I suppose," she said.
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"All My Children" is a mostly fond but perhaps passive aggressively condescending tribute to all of the stars that he mentored and influenced.
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He formed a close circuit of students and artists, which included Zarina Hashmi, whom he met in Delhi and mentored at Atelier 17.
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Over the next two decades, he completed more than 30 Bible studies, became a law clerk, and mentored many of his fellow inmates.
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They mentored female candidates for the 2015 parliamentary elections and ran annual feminist schools educating young Egyptian men and women about gender issues.
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He mentored me, coached me, dressed me and reinvented me into the man I am today with his love and affection and devotion.
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Violence against women was only one of the issues Ms. Jensen and the journalists she edited and mentored dug into at Women's eNews.
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The book's dedicated to two of the most amazing leaders that I was exposed to and mentored by: Andy Grove and Coach Campbell.
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They took him in, mentored him, gave counsel on everything from caring for his voice to the fine details of play-by-play.
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He educated and mentored a generation of Chinese art scholars, many of them now in posts at leading American universities and art museums.
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If she had a father figure who mentored her as Queen in the political role and constitutional role in particular it was Churchill.
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The most frequent accusations have been against elite units of the country's intelligence agency that are closely mentored by the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Ms. Novitsky said she served as an after-school tutor and had mentored the 23-year-old, who often walked Ms. Novitsky's dog.
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"These days, Chinese designers are more international," said Mr. Zhe, who created Sankuanz in 2008 and has since mentored many young local designers.
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He attended the University of Chicago, started his PhD in Economics, became a law professor at Northwestern, and was mentored by Cass Sunstein.
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Teammates like Mario Edwards, Roy Williams and Darren Woodson mentored him, helping Newman expand his scope to focus on nuances like body language.
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Dio mentored Boleyn, building her confidence as a singer and demanding she approach her singing with the rigor she'd used to master keyboards.
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I have also been buoyed by the love and support that I have received by the young women I have mentored over my lifetime.
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"She personally traveled and mentored kids in this area and went on trips to Washington, D.C., and other parts of the country," Mina said.
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The aging Cuban leader had mentored Chavez years before the Venezuelan became president, when he was still best known for leading a failed coup.
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She's been mentored by fashion legends Karl Lagerfeld, Olivier Rousteing and Marc Jacobs and walked for Chanel, Michael Kors, Diane von Furstenberg and more.
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Jayab allegedly also mentored Individual I, giving him advice on weapons, strategy, and his apparent desire to travel to Syria to join militants there.
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He says he personally scouted them from their hometown in Catalonia, Spain, taught them English, and mentored them in growing a social media following.
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We have also mentored and encouraged 10 talented high school students to pursue degrees which allow them to follow their passion of developing games.
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"I've never even watched the show before to be honest," Thompson, who is partnered with Tristan Ianiero and mentored by Artem Chigvintsev, tells PEOPLE.
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Mentored by Black, who writes for Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, Bohlke developed Puffy into the 13-minute episode that's now viewable on TBS.com.
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In a perfect world, she could go to work every day and be mentored by elders in the industry without worrying about her safety.
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Hill's attorneys have said Cosby mentored her when she was a young woman, and paid for her education at Temple University and Spelman College.
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Around 1965, she started the Desmond School of Beauty Culture, where she mentored dozens of young, mostly Black women who wanted to become beauticians.
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The founder Laura Wass gifted it to me when I mentored her at Project Runway Fashion Startup and I haven't stopped wearing it since.
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BPM has mentored 3,000 boys and awarded 225 college scholarships, using education and positive reinforcement to keep youths away from gangs, drugs and guns.
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She was invited to be present because she had a longstanding relationship with the family, and mentored the soldier through a program she founded.
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For a young Republican, it was a dream come true to be mentored by one of the strongest voices in the political commentary world.
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His son was lovable and respectful, a teen who mentored others and was working a city internship at a home for seniors, he said.
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On corporate boards, despite having stronger qualifications than men, women are less likely to be mentored — unless there's already a woman on the board.
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His father was an elementary school dean who mentored scores of young men; his softball team still gives away a dozen turkeys every Thanksgiving.
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To date, the program has mentored 300 startups, which have gone on to raise $800 million via 27 funding rounds and 10 acquisition deals.
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"I need to make my way in the world," he tells the hotel receptionist, explaining his interest in being mentored by the Italian designer.
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He was mentored at the university by the artists Nandalal Bose and Ramkinkar Baij, and he quickly graduated to the role of instructor himself.
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Ms. Neumann told Bloomberg that students would be mentored by the entrepreneurs who rent space from WeWork and encouraged to start their own businesses.
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She has mentored one Grand Rapids Christian student, whom she met while a mentor in the public school system, for more than a decade.
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"Saved by the Bell" followed a group of loudly dressed teenagers who were mentored, and sometimes disciplined, by a principal played by Dennis Haskins.
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After Mr. Gabay invited an Oscar-nominee, Jesse Eisenberg, to the school, the actor mentored a student who was passionate about the entertainment industry.
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She was invited to be present because she had a longstanding relationship with the family, and mentored the soldier through a program she founded.
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That said, there is no denying that we will need to be mentored so we know when even a 15-second break is unacceptable.
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He also mentored several NBA stars after his own retirement, including Kawhi Leonard, Kyrie Irving, Russell Westbrook, Jayson Tatum, Luka Doncic, and Candace Parker.
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She was invited to be present because she had a longstanding relationship with the family and mentored the soldier through a program she founded.
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For a short time, brainwashing expert Margaret Singer was "winning a lot of cases hand over fist," says Lalich, who was mentored by Singer.
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It's the room that Gloria Steinem provided for years in her apartment as a residence for young women she mentored and encouraged and learned from.
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The late miner died in March at the age of 96, leaving behind his grandson Parker, whom he mentored since he was a young boy.
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"Over the course of several years, Mr. Raniere mentored Allison in her study of acting and music," her website stated before it was taken down.
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Before co-founding Eastnine, Goodman spent a year as an Atomico Executive-in-Residence (XiR), where he mentored founders within the venture capital firm's portfolio.
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It then continues, checking in with Simmons inner circle (Taberski tracks down his masseuse, housekeeper and publicist), longtime friends and people he's mentored and coached.
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The first group of 12 is getting college credit for an introductory teaching course; an additional 26 are being mentored by Ms. Rinaldi's Lasell students.
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You have insisted that Bishop Juan Barros Madrid and other bishops in Chile who were mentored by Father Karadima were aware of the sexual abuse.
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In clear and firm statements, she said Cosby, a powerful Temple alumnus, mentored her and took an interest in her career like a father figure.
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In clear and firm terms, she said Cosby, a powerful Temple alum, mentored her and took an interest in her career like a father figure.
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Mentored by fashion photography luminaries like Richard Avedon and Bob Richardson, Turbeville soon began shooting her own work full time, leaving the editorial world behind.
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In clear and firm statements, she said Cosby, a powerful Temple alumnus, mentored her and took an interest in her career like a father figure.
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But instead of going to war with the Democratic Party, he managed to get groomed by it: promoted by Tom Lantos, mentored by Nancy Pelosi.
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Mentored by Jack Newfield, the legendary muckraker, and inspired by Pedro Albizu Campos, the Puerto Rican nationalist, Mr. Jiménez wrote investigative pieces and political analyses.
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His spirit will live on in the lives he touched, those he mentored, and those who had the pleasure of knowing such a brilliant mind.
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Ai-ming's father, a composer named Sparrow, mentored Marie's father, Kai, back in the 1960s, when they were at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music together.
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Living in Philadelphia, he was given a job by a Jewish business owner who mentored him, showered him with respect and treated him with kindness.
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"Throughout my career, I have been mentored by many great officers and noncommissioned officers," General Yeager wrote in an email to The New York Times.
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In Hammaad Chaudry's new play, mentored by Tony Kushner, a British-Pakistani couple wrestles with the conflicting pulls of upbringing and inheritance, culture and religion.
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As a young man, he was mentored by Oscar Hammerstein II of Rodgers and Hammerstein, the songwriting duo who revolutionized musicals with "Oklahoma!" in 217.
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Students enrolled in Scaler Academy are mentored and taught by tech leaders and subject matter experts working with organizations including Google, Facebook, Twitter and Netflix.
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After I wrote a story critical of a black leader, I received an email from a famous black writer who had befriended and mentored me.
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Evidence shows that if talented low-income students are mentored and coached, they are more likely to go to college, especially to a selective one.
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There he was mentored by Alexey Brodovitch, the renowned art director of Harper's Bazaar, who recognized Penn's talent and became something of a father figure.
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"Over the next two decades, he completed more than 20 Bible studies, became a law clerk, and mentored many of his fellow inmates," Trump said.
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But it appears to have not affected the prospects of a former Christie aide, Bill Stepien, who mentored the central actors of the "Bridgegate" scandal.
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To move into the niche of underwater photography, she studied in the UK, where she was mentored and inspired by underwater art photographer Zena Holloway.
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Men are assumed to fail or succeed based on merit; they are mentored and supported by more senior men, and no one bats an eye.
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When he appeared before the parole board in 2013, Simpson said he mopped floors, disinfected prison gym equipment, umpired prison yard sports and mentored younger inmates.
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He is co-founder of the prestigious Techstars accelerator, which has mentored 762 start-ups to date, helping them garner more than $2 billion in funding.
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Its heroes are Fathers Rodrigues (Andrew Garfield) and Garrpe (Adam Driver), two Portuguese Jesuits who were mentored by Father Ferreira (Liam Neeson) in the early 1600s.
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"It has been my great fortune to work with and be mentored by Reggie for four years at Nintendo of America," Bowser said in a statement.
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At the time, she was working on an art show during which she was mentored by Pann Lim, a respected figure in Singapore's the creative scene.
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Then a professor, the elder Sobchak mentored Putin on economic law in the 1970s as Russia's future president was preparing for a career in the KGB.
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Here, the companies are mentored and receive business contacts in order to strengthen investor networks, lands big clients and explore future expansion into New York City.
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Can's family ties drew him to the craft, while Neziroğlu was mentored by his art school professor, Suhandan Özay Demirkan, who is also included in Tapestry.
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That's one of my confessions, considering he's my favorite guitar player and in many ways mentored me and gave me my self-worth as a player.
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Damon is the bad boy, mentored by Jack Nicholson's South Boston mob boss (loosely based on Whitey Bulger) to be a mole in the state police.
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Three of these companies will be mentored on stage at the event by investor Bill Tai, and from those three, an ultimate winner will be announced.
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I tried to accept that this wonderful girl, whom I had mentored, laughed and bonded with so much, would not live to see her 30th birthday.
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The South Sudanese Community Association in Victoria's spokesperson Richard Deng, told Fairfax Media he found no person Yoa mentored, nor knew anyone who worked with him.
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Five months before, a jury found Cosby guilty on three counts of aggravated assault inflicted on Constand, a former Temple University employee who he had mentored.
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She said that Cosby, a powerful trustee at Temple, initially mentored her and then, when she visited him for career advice, drugged and sexually assaulted her.
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The Army, in turn, accused McCarthy and his counsel, Roy Cohn (who later mentored Donald Trump), of seeking favorable treatment for an associate who'd been drafted.
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This year's winning alliance included teams from California, Illinois, Ohio and Virginia, which were mentored by employees at NASA-JPL, Boeing, Raytheon and other engineering giants.
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Constand worked for the Temple University women's basketball team at the time, and Cosby, a Temple trustee, mentored her and then betrayed that trust, she testified.
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From 1950 until he retired in 1993, Temple mentored a roster of athletes that few coaches in any sport could rival for speed, power and skill.
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"Mr Bukhari was a voice of moderation and a courageous, big-hearted editor who mentored a large cadre of young journalists from Kashmir," the statement said.
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Ms. Alcantara was wooed to Mr. Klein's camp by Senator Diane J. Savino, a Staten Island Democrat who befriended and mentored her during her primary campaign.
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Stone discovers his 'real friends' The Mueller investigation has rocked many of Stone's relationships, with business associates, people Stone has mentored and even President Donald Trump.
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Growing up in Brooklyn, Williams said he was mentored by a gay woman who "toughened him up" and introduced him to the area's larger LGBTQ community.
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On being mentored by Ivan Shaw, the former Executive Photo Director of Vogue I won the mentorship as part of the Flickr 20under20 awards in 2014.
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She was more intrigued by the singer's origin story — how he'd been accidentally discovered on YouTube and then mentored by Usher — than she was his music.
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In addition, Mark has hired, trained and mentored many of our professionals in Asia Pacific, helping to develop a new generation of leaders in the region.
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He's been charged with stalking for tracking DAPL security by drone; he's also mentored another group of water protectors who, in December, formed Women's Indigenous Media.
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Meanwhile, we watch Lizzie's rise from street to stage and from abuse to applause, mentored by the cross-dressing comedian Dan Leno (a marvelous Douglas Booth).
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Over the past 12 years, Ms. Munoz has mentored people and volunteered with a hospice program while serving in prison, according to the White House statement.
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While Hodgin was a professor at Oxford University, she even mentored Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who would go on to win the Order of Merit herself.
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Akihito was mentored by Shinzo Koizumi, a former president of Keio University, among others, and then became the role model for his son, Naruhito, scholars say.
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They also mentored Delia, who's choreographing an awesome dance-theatre piece about chimps reclaiming roller-skating in satin bloomers as a dignified form of self-expression.
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One is Susan Hassmiller, senior adviser for nursing at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, whom he mentored when she was a doctoral student 230 years ago.
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Daly, who was mentored by Yellen, has a strong track record within the bank where she has risen to executive vice president and director of research.
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There is a very talented sculptor in town who I'd say is internationally acclaimed, his name is Caleb O'Connor, he's always mentored me on an informal basis.
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During the time I spent at the temple, she mentored me on the principles of temple cuisine, which I absorbed and have kept with me ever since.
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He continues to be mentored by another Trust ambassador, jeweler Elizabeth Galton, whose designs at her previous position at Mappin & Webb, have been worn by Kate Middleton.
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Beltran, who retired after that season, helped young hitters learn to game plan against opposing pitches, while McCann, who retired after two seasons later, mentored young pitchers.
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The infamously stoic Zuckerberg began to tear up, describing how a high school student he mentored feared he couldn't go to college because he's an undocumented immigrant.
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Abdelkader Merah has been held for over the past five years, suspected of having mentored Mohammed as he turned toward jihadism, and with providing assistance to him.
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Cosby mentored Hill when she was a young woman in the 1980s and paid for her education at Temple University and Spelman College, her attorneys have said.
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She is being mentored by the Queen's former aide, Samantha Cohen, who has been has been helping the new royal with protocol, an insider previously told PEOPLE.
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They had little in common with each other, save that they had almost all been near-penniless young men before Casaleggio picked them up and mentored them.
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The pair first met in 2006 when Foster mentored McPhee and other contestants on season 5 of American Idol, and kept their relationship quiet in the beginning.
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Though he is straight, he was mentored by a group of gay men in his community on how to "shave, shop, and brunch," as he put it.
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The women mentored others in YouTube Spaces in L.A., London, Tokyo, New York, Sao Paulo, and Berlin, in an effort to get more female-driven videos produced.
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He said that he had also learned the best way to present information to a team and that he had mentored young teammates, especially Spanish-speaking players.
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Despite years of denials from Pakistan, it is now widely understood that the Taliban has all this time been mentored and equipped by the Pakistani intelligence agency.
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He was also affiliated with a New York-based dance company called Battery Dance, which mentored him online and worked with him last year in Amman, Jordan.
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One survey of high-potential leaders involved in mentoring showed that women were mentored by 73 percent of the women but only 30 percent of the men.
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Among the first black sculptors known to achieve widespread international fame, Lewis was raised Catholic, educated at Oberlin College in Ohio and mentored by abolitionists in Boston.
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This is a fantastic opportunity for young, diverse photojournalists from around the world to be mentored by Reuters editors, and have their stories distributed and showcased globally.
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"I don't think she got in the door for the same meetings that the guys would get," said Lolita Ritmanis, a composer who was mentored by Walker.
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"Do not take this as a coup d'état," Mr. Saikawa, the current chief executive of Nissan, whom Mr. Ghosn had mentored, told reporters hours after the arrest.
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Mr. Butler went on to Southern University in Baton Rouge, where he majored in voice and minored in piano, mentored by the clarinetist and educator Alvin Batiste.
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Then, three years ago he began volunteering at the elementary school, where he has mentored three children, including Jaylen, to whom he was assigned in the spring.
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Running far outside in Lane 2003, Gatlin finished in 9.92 seconds, reeling in Christian Coleman, a 21-year-old countryman he has mentored, with a final surge.
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Meghan and her dad are super-tight -- he mentored her to become the star she is today, and even showed her the ropes of the music game.
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That veterinarian, who had ties to drug traffickers, had mentored Mr. Elorez, securing him an internship and stipend and eventually orchestrating the puppy project, Mr. Dinnerstein said.
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He mentored young economists (and once recommended a young journalist named Catherine Rampell for an entry-level position at The Times, predicting a bright future for her).
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Osborne, a Washington native, moved to Hollywood to pursue a career in acting and was once mentored by Lucille Ball, according to an official bio on his website.
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Eva, my co-founder, mentored an amazing engineer at one of her prior companies who ended up starting a new company, which we were fortunate to participate in.
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He has hired, mentored, and advanced the careers of an extraordinary group and throughout this past week he's been concerned about them (and the company) first and foremost.
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I am the ninth chair and CEO of the company, I will be the last to have been mentored by all the previous CEOs including David Ogilvy himself.
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This was a great opportunity for him to be mentored by me, and see the entire process of what it takes to make a film of this magnitude.
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"Getting mentored by him really changed my worldview and gave me a new perspective to the way I was looking at entrepreneurship," Agarwal said of the billionaire investor.
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Concerned that he had spent his entire career at one company, he spent a year being mentored by the Netflix CEO, who was a member of Microsoft's board.
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Jason Maybaum with Elliana Walmsley, mentored by Emma Slater Maybaum, 10, stars as Levi in Disney Channel's live-action comedy Raven's Home, a spinoff of That's So Raven.
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Sky Brown with JT Church, mentored by Alan Bersten A 10-year-old powerhouse, Brown is best known as a skateboarding and surfing phenomenon and social media sensation.
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Ernest Dion Wilson is better known as No I.D., a Chicago hip-hop institution who produced the bulk of Common's early work and mentored a young Kanye West.
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According to LinkedIn, more than 100 Slack employees have trained and mentored incarcerated peers at San Quentin State Prison as part of the company's coding program, Last Mile.
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Lear participated in the classic Victorian pantomime in which an older man supported or befriended or mentored younger ones, often handsome and foreign-born fellow-pilgrims and guides.
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When DeVos facilitated the movement of one of the students she mentored into a private school she said everything she needed to say about her approach to education.
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Mr. Gibbons emigrated from England in the early 1970s and was mentored by the boxing champion Emile Griffith and trained by the Hall of Fame trainer Gil Clancy.
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She gave Christmas gifts to the poorest neighbors and mentored the most difficult kids in school; she was a joyful presence at bonfires, creek parties, and crawfish boils.
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Then she turned up in Boston, where the progressive whites who had been abolitionists before the Civil War arranged for her to be mentored by a local sculptor.
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Jodeci, a platinum-selling R&B group, had mentored him when he was in his early 20s, while he was part of a collective known as Swing Mob.
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Johnson mentored Price and eight other first-round draft choices before leaving in 2012 for the Chicago Cubs organization; Brown, his successor, has developed five more first-rounders.
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It's possible that this was a true collaboration between Ms. Davidson and Ms. Burnikel, or perhaps Ms. Burnikel, the more experienced constructor, mentored Ms. Davidson on this one.
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This month, she was playing at the Clemente Center alongside Cooper-Moore, the multi-instrumentalist and outré jazz icon who has mentored her over the past few years.
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Here, singers vying for the chance to be on the show — and mentored by Jonas, John Legend, Kelly Clarkson or Blake Shelton — will audition only with their voices.
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She mentored widely, winning an award for mentoring last year from the Academy of Management, in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., and often teamed up with others in her field.
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"The work required a lot of careful mathematics and the development of simulations," said Dr. Paxson, whom Dr. Floyd mentored when he was a graduate student at Berkeley.
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In 2018, he mentored students through the Kenya Science and Engineering Fair where they showcased a device they invented to allow deaf and blind people to measure objects.
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The average bond market pundit either lived through the 1970's and 1980's, when interest rates spiked to unprecedented levels, or was mentored by folks who did.
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Ray Lambert, an African-American, mentored her in surmounting obstacles, drawing on the experiences of black servicemen who had networked in fighting racial segregation in the armed forces.
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During the Australian summer circuit, however, he is being mentored by the Davis Cup captain, Lleyton Hewitt, the last Australian man to win a Grand Slam singles title.
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It's a perfectly serviceable pop single written and performed by an artist who's been personally mentored by the musical genius Raphael Saadiq, so of course it doesn't suck.
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Webb, who retired from the sport after competing in the Wanamaker Mile in 2014, has mentored Drew Hunter through his recent success, offering advice on building a sustainable career.
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In addition to Jackson, Kardashian West is being mentored by Erin Haney, #cut50's policy director and a death-row attorney whose father was a psychologist and prison reformer.
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Ksenia -- a former Playboy model and socialite whose father was St. Petersburg's first democratically elected mayor and once mentored a young Vladimir -- schools our guy with her impressive credentials.
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The couple first met in 2006 when Foster mentored McPhee and other contestants on season 5 of American Idol, and after reconnecting, kept their relationship quiet in the beginning.
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In my opinion, it lasted so long—even after Mayor Young's death—because those he mentored and influenced kept the screws tightened on Rick for the sake of loyalty.
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Almost worse, no one who could have helped me, who could have told me not to sell certain titles or mentored me into a more healthy space, did so.
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While Spencer claimed he had mentored Miller during their time at the university, Miller has denied these claims, saying he merely helped him raise money for an immigration debate.
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Apple said many of its executives will be attending the service on Monday for Bill Campbell, a longtime Apple board member who mentored many prominent executives in Silicon Valley.
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For these reasons and others, all evidence should guide states toward a simple conclusion: Give all teachers the support they deserve, a mentored internship before full-time, independent teaching.
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L was mentored by the New York-based Mabou Mines, the avant-garde theater company in which actors assume interdisciplinary roles in productions, as directors and choreographers, even puppeteers.
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He also frequently performs chamber music with ensembles mixing longtime colleagues and musicians he has mentored, as he does in this account of Franck's Piano Quintet in F minor.
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After Vaughns returned home from service, he pursued a career in education, did volunteer work and mentored several 4-H Club members, according to the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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Ms. Becker, who was mentored by Tom Kundig, a principal of Olson Kundig, through the design process, mixed blackened steel, a hallmark of the firm, with brass and copper.
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He recorded dozens of albums of sermons and music and knew such gospel stars as Marion Williams and Clara Ward, who mentored Aretha and her sisters Carolyn and Erma.
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A few years earlier, he had mentored a kid who later became addicted to heroin, and over time saw more and more people he knew affected by the drug.
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While they're in New York, the winner will be named the new Clapit Ambassador of Dance at an awards event, and be mentored in the studio by Shea and Omari.
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It could mean the loss of a source of unconditional love, a primary companion who provides security and comfort, and maybe even a protégé that's been mentored like a child.
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"I have an overwhelming sense of sadness, and some hope," wrote Bernard Wood, who mentored Richmond for 12 years at George Washington University, in an emailed statement to The Verge.
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Being in the kitchen with my mom was an essential part of my childhood, and I am so fortunate that she mentored and guided me to continue pursuing my passion.
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Chloe x Halle navigated any nerves they might have had beautifully — perhaps because they've been mentored by none other than Beyoncé, who headlined the Super Bowl halftime show in 2016.
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Robuchon was named the "Chef of the Century" by the French restaurant guide Gault Millau in 1990 and has mentored the likes of Gordon Ramsay, Eric Ripert and Michael Caines.
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A student who was mentored by William Klug, the UCLA professor who was gunned down Wednesday in a campus murder-suicide, tells PEOPLE the "inspiring" educator was her favorite teacher.
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Steph Curry is a miracle worker ... 'cause he mentored a boxing star who NEVER touched a basketball in his life -- into hitting a free throw shot on an NBA court.
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Tripp Palin Johnston with Hailey Bills, mentored by Jenna Johnson Palin Johnston, 9, is the son of former Dancing with the Stars contestant Bristol Palin, and grandson of Sarah Palin.
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Grobler, a former East German who has mentored champions at every Olympics since Munich in 1972 and can claim to be the most successful coach in world sport, waited outside.
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A more recent study corroborates similar results: In 2004, a Harvard study found that individually mentored math students outperformed their classroom peers by 200 percent on standardized state math tests.
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Richard Spencer, the white nationalist who helped organize last year's deadly "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, claims to have mentored Miller while they were both at Duke University.
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He had been mentored by a prominent obstetrician, and as his own reputation grew, he took pride in his own role teaching young doctors how to follow in his footsteps.
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"Travis's biggest strength is that he will run through a wall to accomplish his goals," said Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire investor who has mentored Mr. Kalanick.
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Students are able to conduct their research because they are educated and mentored by their professors and it is thus appropriate that the professor is recognized for their scientific leadership.
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I've mentored a student who would like nothing more than to get his citizenship and maybe run for office one day, but he currently has no way to do that.
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He became the anchor of Texas Monthly and mentored a generation of young journalists, including Nicholas Lemann, the author and former dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
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The Sword in the Stone (1963) A little boy named Arthur who embarks on a path to become a squire gets the unlikely opportunity to be mentored by a wizard, Merlin.
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The few dozen kids that gather here are the Chilundu Leopards, a group of local boys and girls mentored by Chris and Erin McCurdy, an American expat couple from southern Maryland.
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Our graduates go on to curatorial jobs at a global range of museums and institutions in the US, Europe, Asia, and South America, often with the curators who have mentored them.
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PEPFAR spent $80 million dollars this year in Lesotho alone to reduce and contain HIV through DREAMS, an acronymed program standing for 'Determined, Resilient, Empowered, Aids-Free, Mentored, and Safe' women.
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Hudson West with Kameron Couch, mentored by Hayley Erbert Born in Dayton, Ohio, the 10-year-old star is best known for his role as Jake Spencer in ABC's General Hospital.
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Gurley was at LAX when we asked him about being mentored by Hall of Fame running back Eric Dickerson and what that's meant to him as a man and football player.
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"These are the guys that I mentored, these are the guys that I instructed, these are the guys that I taught how to be medics," Marc said about the lives lost.
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Pitawanakwat tells me his interest in fighting for indigenous sovereignty was encouraged by elder and activist William "Wolverine" Jones Ignace, who mentored him at blockade in Adams Lake, BC, that summer.
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As a bandleader he was responsible for some of the earliest stirrings of jazz fusion, in the 1960s, and has since mentored artists including the guitarists Pat Metheny and Julian Lage.
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"People with mentors are more likely to get promotions – yet women are less likely than men to be mentored, and women of color get the least support of all," she adds.
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Young told CNN affiliate KSAT that during his days behind bars, he spoke to youth brought by his aunt from church and mentored them, deterring them from the path he took.
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His children have been cared for and mentored to the extent that even his adversaries admit they are an amazing testament to who he is as a man and a father.
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The word apprenticeship may summon medieval images of a blacksmith and his assistant, but in the information age, you can be mentored via YouTube, Skype, or even professional services like MicroMentor.
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Launched this year by The University of Sydney, the National Women Composers' Development Program will see four young female composers being supported and mentored at an essential stage of their careers.
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She studied mycology and mentored with Charles McIntosh, a naturalist from Perthshire, who helped her develop her scientific interests and encouraged her to meet with mycologists at Kew Royal Botanic Gardens.
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One is I had the qualifications I think they were looking for: Somebody who has mentored a lot of PhD students before, and has been part of creating a new field.
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"Roy Cohn was my lawyer!" he exclaimed, referring to the legendary McCarthy-era fixer who mentored Mr. Trump in the 1980s, suggesting that was the type of defender he needed now.
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My neighbor here on Mobile Bay, former Representative Jack Edwards, the Republican patriarch who mentored both Mr. Byrne and Attorney General Jeff Sessions, seems more attuned to the winds of change.
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A promising director mentored by the legendary George Kuchar, Jacobson had only two major works under her belt when she died of uterine cancer in 2004 at the age of 32.
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Extra Bases The ultimate team lifer has a new role after decades as the Mets' public-relations director, a run during which he mentored Darryl Strawberry and endured John Franco's pranks.
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She has been embraced by prominent female directors — Tina Landau, Rachel Chavkin and Leigh Silverman — and mentored by the socially conscious composers Liz Swados (who died in 20163) and Jeanine Tesori.
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During two decades, he worked his way up at the company and was mentored by its chief executive, Carl-Henric Svanberg, who is now the top executive at BP and Volvo.
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It's a liaison that has brought Spider-Man into the Marvel worldwide domination machine, which is why he's being mentored in the way of the superhero by Marvel's Iron Man, a.k.a.
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Mr. Ringel and Mr. Fernandez mentored Marines on how, instead of rounding up military-age men, they could use evidence and careful questioning to tie a few people to an attack.
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Ariana Greenblatt with Artyon Celestine, mentored by Brandon Armstrong Greenblatt, 10, just wrapped filming Disney's "The One and Only Ivan," where she stars opposite Bryan Cranston, Sam Rockwell and Angelina Jolie.
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Sophia Pippen with Jake Monreal, mentored by Sasha Farber Pippen, 9, is the daughter of six-time NBA champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist Scottie Pippen and entrepreneur Larsa Pippen.
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If you came up in our generation of musicians, you were mentored by the great craftsmen of how do you make a show move, how do you make a show go.
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"People with mentors are more likely to get promotions – yet women are less likely than men to be mentored, and women of color get the least support of all," she writes.
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This to me is a strange omission, given that art schools are by their very nature full of young people who are mentored by older and predominantly male people in authority.
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SVA graduates go on to curatorial jobs at a global range of museums and institutions in the US, Europe, Asia, and South America, often with the curators who have mentored them.
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"The goal is to bring aspiring musicians from all over the world, get them to come to London and spend a week writing with each other and getting mentored," Sho says.
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"But now, a lot of people are moving on," explained Rashad, who said he mentored one of Jones' grandsons and served on school-related committees with a niece and nephew of hers.
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The young woman, originally from a small town in Mexico, testified that she was so inspired by NXIVM, she decided to move to Albany for one year to be mentored by Raniere.
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We gave ourselves a breakneck education in journalism, we mentored one another in editing and assigning stories, in moderating a rowdy community of commenters and figuring out what social media was for.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Cycling's best young road prospects are being mentored by David Millar, the former professional rider who was once banned for anti-doping violations, the governing body said on Thursday.
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For twenty years she has mentored graduate students who have gone on to successful careers, and she cites the changing demographics of the students in her program as part of her success.
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We hire thousands of new teachers every year, but many spend less than six weeks practicing as a student teacher and are never mentored by a strong educator before they start teaching.
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The displays demonstrate how she forged links between naturalism, symbolism, Art Deco, and the obscure, delicate Neo Florentine movement as practiced by Paul Dubois (who may also have mentored the young Claudel).
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During the season, the 28 celebrity kids and their professional junior dance partners will be mentored by current and former DWTS pros including Jenna Johnson, Sasha Farber, Cheryl Burke and Hayley Erbert.
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The conservative English philosopher Roger Scruton, who has mentored Ms. Sabouni for several years via email, calls her an intellectual "soul mate" and one of the bravest people he has ever known.
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Along the way, he has mentored a generation of leading genetic researchers, co-founded 14 companies and counting, filed more than 60 patents and authored or co-authored hundreds of scientific papers.
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Joseph C. Phillips, who played a recurring character on The Cosby Show, found the allegations hard to accept until a female friend who had been mentored by Cosby told him her story.
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To the Editor: My admittance to Stanford was my golden ticket to a college nicknamed "Paradise," where learning from Pulitzer Prize-winning authors and being mentored by paradigm-changing scientists were normal.
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He advocates for armed border policing units that would be staffed by locals (predominantly Libyans), who would be mentored by instructors with a "European law enforcement background" over a 10-week course.
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If you're looking to be a mentor or to be mentored, check in with your human resources department and look to professional organizations you may already belong to as a starting point.
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Akash Vukoti with Kamri Peterson, mentored by Witney Carson Vukoti, 9, began reading and writing at an early age and competed in his first spelling bee when he was 2 years old.
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Sky Brown with JT Church, mentored by Alan Bersten Brown, 10, is known as a skateboarding and surfing phenom as well as a viral video sensation with more than 50 million views.
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Dan knew — cultivated, mentored — his players, from flashy quarterbacks to members of the special teams, which perhaps is why the Steelers themselves are known, in Pittsburgh and beyond, as a special team.
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The new structure, which increases the bank's business lines to five from three, closely resembles that of JPMorgan Chase & Co, where Scharf was mentored by CEO Jamie Dimon earlier in his career.
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Female workers may also be un-mentored throughout their careers, passed over for promotions on account of their gender or their refusal to cater to the egos and libidos of male bosses.
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Meanwhile, Mom and the kids are deeply grateful to him this Father's Day — and to all the great men out there who have mentored and showed fatherhood to any little girl or boy.
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Although Moi is primarily known across Sierra Leone as an innovator and youth enabling enthusiast who has mentored hundreds of young people in his home country, his influence on popular culture is broad.
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As head coach in 1986 and '87, Bruce mentored a young graduate assistant on his staff named Urban Meyer, who is now Ohio State's head coach, winner of a national championship in 2014.
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There are over 50 people across the industry that have volunteered on Diversity VC's data projects, joined training programmes, mentored founders from diverse backgrounds, spoken at schools and universities, contributed to the Guide.
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Ariana Greenblatt with Artyon Celestine, mentored by Brandon Armstrong Greenblatt, 11, is a young actress best known for her roles in Avengers: Infinity War, A Bad Moms Christmas and Stuck in the Middle.
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Mr. Porter has given the museum a pair of copper cuff links that resemble African tribal masks; they were designed by Winifred Mason Chenet, a Brooklyn-born modernist coppersmith who mentored Art Smith.
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Irishman O'Connell, a retired high school teacher who has mentored many world-class athletes, was speaking in Eldoret in the Rift Valley, 350 kilometers north west of the east African nation's capital Nairobi.
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He then spent seven years at the investment bank Allen & Company, followed by a few years at IAC, originally the parent company of Expedia, where he was mentored by media executive Barry Diller.
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Some of the guys in the panel—DASH, DONTAY, WANE, CES, and, of course, [moderator] KET—are people that I've known in the past and that have kinda mentored me on certain levels.
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In the early 90's, Steve Vai mentored a band called Bad4Good, whose drummer Brooks Wackerman went on to play drums on Tom DeLonge's 2015 record To the Stars… Demos, Odds and Ends.
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At Win Son, the chef Trigg Brown, 30, is not remotely Taiwanese, but happened to be mentored by a chef from Taiwan while cooking at a country club in Virginia, and became obsessed.
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She was president of the International Society for Reef Studies; she spoke about her work at the United Nations and at the Aspen Ideas Festival; and she mentored a generation of graduate students.
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In addition to collecting beautiful houses and fancy cars, the so-called "Black Mamba" mentored up-and-coming NBA stars, invested in projects in tech, athletics, and entertainment, and even won an Oscar.
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Read more: The Emerging Designer Mentored by Alber Elbaz In February, we profiled Michael Halpern, who just won the title of British Emerging Talent for Women's Wear at the Fashion Awards in London.
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Mentored by Toyota, whose lean manufacturing systems have been studied and celebrated for decades, the organization managed to cut the number of construction days on a single house from about 120 to 63.
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Artists who upload music and gain attention on the platform could be mentored and fast-tracked into Joox stars, according to Pungcharoenpong, who is also a partner with 500 Startups' Thailand fund '500 Tuktuks'.
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Mayra, Darwin, and Noe (left to right) are just three of the students she has mentored thereJOE PUGLIESE Noe arrived in the United States after a treacherous two-month journey to flee El Salvador.
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Hinz had been working as an intern at Humboldt's 105.7 Bolt FM, where he was being mentored by Tyler Bieber, another victim of Friday's crash, Golden West Radio president Lydon Frieson said in statement.
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But if Village Global can cast a wide net, and reel in future unicorns with the promise of being mentored by tech heroes, it could see a strong community of startups cluster around it.
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Together with Jordan and his production company, Outlier Society, Brisk is working to provide a collective of diverse up-and-coming artists with opportunities to collaborate with and be mentored by creative industry leaders.
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Les Solomon, a past president of the church, mentored Hinckley and invited him into his home where Solomon explained how to input the books, price them and taught Hinckley customer service and business skills.
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By the end of the study, 95 percent of mentored parents got coverage for their kids, compared with 68 percent of the parents who didn't receive this assistance, researchers report in the journal Pediatrics.
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Mr. Cosby, one of the world's best-known entertainers, was found guilty in April of three counts of aggravated indecent assault against Ms. Constand, at the time a Temple University employee he had mentored.
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Mandla Morris with Brightyn Brems, mentored by Cheryl Burke Morris, 13, is the son of iconic singer/songwriter superstar Stevie Wonder and is an aspiring fashion designer who loves to draw and sketch clothing.
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Miles Brown with Rylee Arnold, mentored by Lindsay Arnold Brown, 13, stars in ABC's black-ish as Jack Johnson and just wrapped production on the independent film Emmett, opposite Rita Wilson and Nora Dunn.
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So, when I sought to write my second book, "Rich Kids," I wanted to write a book that served one of the most important needs of success-minded individuals: the need to be mentored.
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He also signed a bill late last year getting rid of age limits for participation in a mentored hunt, allowing thousands of hunting licenses to be issued to children under the age of 9.
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Over the years Mr. Renaud has mentored some of today's finest watchmakers: Peter Speake-Marin, Andreas Strehler, Bart and Tim Grönefeld, and both Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey, now the team of Greubel Forsey.
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He said he was clueless in the 70s and 80s about how the art world operated, but was fortunate to be mentored by Betty Feves, a ceramic artist whose husband was the reservation's doctor.
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Williams, who hails from Stoke-on-Trent, a city 56 miles (90 km) southeast of Liverpool, mentored a choir from LMA on "The X Factor" last year and said he really enjoyed the experience.
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He was mentored by Israel's first prime minister, David Ben Gurion, and he was part of Mapai, the forerunner of today's Israeli Labor party and the dominant political power through Israel's first two decades.
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But despite his cynical exterior, he also mentored -- in his own grumpy way -- a generation of young and not-so-young reporters at the New York Daily News, Newsday and the city's other media outlets.
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" What ultimately changed that opinion was meeting others who'd lost their vision while in college and through the National Federation of the Blind who mentored him and showed you could "lead great lives while blind.
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Since founding the pageant in 1986, Karen has mentored over 1,000 young women, helping them get into top medical schools, land major modeling and recording contracts, secure life-changing grants and sponsorship deals, and more.
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Sophia Pippen with Jake Monreal, mentored by Sasha Farber Pippen, 9, is the daughter of six-time NBA champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist, Scottie Pippen and entrepreneur (and Kim Kardashian's bff!) Larsa Pippen.
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Officially, the grand prize was what the show described as "the dream job of a lifetime"—the unfathomable privilege of being mentored by Donald Trump while working as a junior executive at the Trump Organization.
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Her brilliance at finance and business strategy, her appreciation for being mentored, her commitment to mentoring, and even her penchant for cars has brought her to this pinnacle, which offers a completely new, unique view.
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"Our stories have always been told by visiting photographers," said Neo Ntsoma, a veteran photojournalist who mentored two younger photographers whose pictures are on display at the old jail at Constitution Hill, now a court.
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" The more unconventional approach happened when she came across the work of Mr. Raniere, the website said, adding: "Over the course of several years, Mr. Raniere mentored Allison in her study of acting and music.
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In 2010, for his 90th birthday, his friends, family and scientists he had mentored — the "Nicolettes," as one colleague called them — gathered at the university for an optical sciences symposium followed by a tennis tournament.
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In eastern city of Jalalabad, officials said a night raid by a strike force from the Afghan intelligence agency, which is closely mentored by the C.I.A., left four civilians dead, all brothers from one household.
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Wojcicki's mother, Esther Wojcicki, has taught journalism for more than two decades at Palo Alto High School, where she has mentored notable students like Steve Jobs' daughter Lisa Brennan-Jobs and the actor James Franco.
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"People with mentors are more likely to get promotions – yet women are less likely than men to be mentored, and women of color get the least support of all," Sandberg wrote in a Facebook post.
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Zeke falls in with a gang of street kids, who procure (through Robin Hood-ish looting) the equipment they need to be mentored by their kung-fu guru: Grandmaster Flash himself, played by Mamoudou Athie.
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"The President wanted his own Roy Cohn and apparently he got one," the California Democrat said, comparing Barr to the New York attorney and Machiavelli who had mentored Trump as a rising real estate kingpin.
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" Stephen Adly Guirgis, a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright who mentored Ms. Lázaro as she earned her M.F.A. from Columbia University in 2013, remembers when she first approached him after a panel: "Her head was down.
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Over the course of the first season, it's revealed that Matt was mentored as a child by a blind man named Stick (Scott Glenn), who gave Matt the tools he would need to become the Daredevil.
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The business leaders include: Serial entrepreneur and investor behind many notable Cleveland startups and brands, Arora has mentored over 500 startups and works with the Cleveland LauchHouse and Jumpstart Cleveland to consult and mentor local businesses.
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What authorities say happened at bar That morning Heaggan-Brown later sent a text message to a sergeant who had mentored him, saying he was "not so good" after having "a separate situation," the complaint said.
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Former prime minister Junichiro Koizumi - who mentored Koike after she later joined the LDP - also skilfully painted the old guard in his own party as obstacles to reform in a 2005 election, winning a massive victory.
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Constand testified in firm and clear words over two days last week that Cosby, a powerful alum at the university, mentored her and then took advantage of her at his home in the suburbs of Philadelphia.
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The special education teacher is in his 22025th year, following in his mother's footsteps as a public school educator, drawn to the idea of giving back to his hometown, where he's coached basketball and mentored students.
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Students produce several exhibitions in the program and go on to curatorial jobs at a global range of museums and institutions in the US, Europe, Asia, and South America, sometimes with the curators who mentored them.
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"I always thought McDonald&aposs was a good place for kids to start off working and be mentored there properly and that, and after this incident, I wouldn&apost let my kids work here," said Olzewski.
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Aid will continue to Somali military units that are mentored directly by US military advisers or are actively engaged in fighting the al Qaeda affiliate al Shabaab and other extremist groups, the State Department official said.
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During these early decades, he was mentored by some of the great dealers and collectors of an older generation, including Pierre Matisse and Janos Scholz, and worked closely with contemporaries like Leo Castelli and Sidney Janis.
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Mackenzie Ziegler with Sage Rosen, mentored by Gleb Savchenko Ziegler, 14, is a singer-songwriter and actress who starred in and was an executive producer for the YouTube series "Total Eclipse" for the digital network Brat.
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In recent years, Ms. Phillips started a foundation that provides scholarships for minority students, joined a grass-roots organization called the Community Brainstorming Conference and mentored politicians, among them Representative Gwen Moore, a fellow Wisconsin Democrat.
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Born and raised on the Lower East Side, he has employed and mentored numerous young people in the neighborhood and engages in business practices that are increasingly rare, like accepting trade-ins and allowing payment plans.
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Inside is a regulation ring, which he installed years ago so he could hone his own footwork, and that of the many refs he mentored during a 35-year career (there are slides of them, too).
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AS FAR AS BUSINESS, FIND ME ONE ENTREPRENEUR THAT DONALD TRUMP IS INVESTED IN. FOUND ME, YOU KNOW, ONE COMPANY THAT DONALD TRUMP HAS OR ONE BUSINESSPERSON THAT HAS COME OUT AND SAID DONALD TRUMP HAS MENTORED.
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Since August, when he calculated he had six months to live, Naito has mentored medical students at Oregon Health & Science University and spoken publicly about the need for doctors to improve the way they break bad news.
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The five-member Latin-American boy band, which emerged in 24 after winning Univision's reality show La Banda, were mentored by coaches Ricky Martin, Alejandro Sanz and Laura Pausini and make young fans swoon with romantic ballads.
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Its founder, Andrew Breitbart, who died in 2012, met former White House adviser Steve Bannon in LA. Ben Shapiro, whom Breitbart mentored and who worked at his eponymous publication, now runs his own conservative media empire, DailyWire.
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I attended California Institute of the Arts for graduate school, where I studied "Post-Studio Art" with John Baldessari, was mentored by Robert Heinecken of UCLA, and had Ben Lifson, a "straight photographer," as my graduate advisor.
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As a coach, you've mentored hundreds of young men to go on to lead successful lives, from high school to Grambling State University, to your current NFL role as SVP of Player Personnel for Washington's NFL team.
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Beyond Prince's own powers as a live performer (his flair, stagecraft and stamina) and a studio artist (his curiosity, productivity and virtuosic command over nearly every instrument), few artists have championed and mentored other musicians so consistently.
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The former Trump campaign aide, whom Stone mentored and helped land a job on the Trump campaign, told various media outlets that Mueller wanted him to testify against Stone and that he believed Stone would be indicted.
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As part of the tribute, Oscar and Grammy Award winner Jennifer Hudson performed a medley of the biggest hits of Whitney Houston - the protege who Davis discovered and mentored but ultimately could not save from premature death.
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News of Ms. Ibarra's death prompted an outpouring of grief from players she had mentored, some of whom had gone on to play in Mexico's two-year-old professional women's league, known as the Liga MX Feminil.
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I don't know who Chase mentored during his time, but I hope what I said to him in 2004 mattered, enough for him to understand that I was not just speaking for myself, but passing something down.
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She skipped grades and graduated high school at 14, and was mentored by a professor at the West Virginia State Institute, a historically black college near Charleston, who designed courses just for her, according to Shetterly's book.
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The experience of the teacher matters: First-year teachers can be ineffective, she says, and it behooves parents to ensure that the instructors will be well-supported and mentored throughout the day as they learn to teach.
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Mr. Scott grew up in a musical family in the Upper Ninth Ward of New Orleans; he is the nephew of the jazz saxophonist Donald Harrison Jr., one of the elders who mentored him as a child.
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At 91, she is the matriarch of an extended family of restaurateurs that employs nearly 1,20003 people, both full and part time, and she has mentored countless talents, including the celebrity chefs Paul Prudhomme and Emeril Lagasse.
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The Fire Station's extension contains 163 studios (and a rather luxe communal kitchen) for young Qatari, and some international, artists in residence, who, since 216, have been mentored and ultimately introduced by Qatar Museums to buyers and gallerists.
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Von Mises mentored Hayek, who was a cousin of the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, who went to school with Adolf Hitler, who stood at the Heldenplatz in 1938 to welcome "the entry of my homeland into the German Reich".
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As a manager for the network's award-winning internship program, Ruggiero has recruited, trained and mentored more than 100 students from all over the world as interns within the CNBC family, many of whom are now CNBC employees.
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Here are the DWTS: Juniors pairings: Addison Osta Smith with Lev Khmelev, mentored by Keo Motsepe The 13-year-old chef was the first girl and youngest contestant ever to win MasterChef Junior at the age of 10.
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The teenager was mentored by judge Kelly Clarkson, which seemed a bit of karma, given that "The Voice" finale on NBC came one day after "American Idol" crowned its first winner for the ABC reboot of that series.
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Courtesy Philadelphia Museum of Art After 1870, Cézanne largely stopped painting portraits for a number of years, a period during which he was mentored by the avuncular Camille Pissarro in refinements of the techniques of open-air Impressionism.
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White House adviser Stephen Miller didn't have a Huntington figure during his time at Duke; in all the profiles written about Miller, I've yet to find one that mentions a professor who mentored him or even liked him.
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Mr. Alam, 63, has been an activist, photographer, teacher and inspiration not just to the students he has mentored, but to those who cherish the truth, especially in these days when simple truths can lead to hard times.
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She also met the linguist Elliot Mishler — one of the first to analyze how doctors talk to patients (and how much they miss in those conversations) — who mentored her even after she got her medical degree in 1978.
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I was mentored through the Sundance Institute and I continue to have a relationship with them, and I think fostering that for college or high school-aged filmmakers is important, even continuing mentorship and internships throughout their careers.
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Not only is she "doing him a favor," as you said, Alex, but Angela also seems unwilling to accept that the man who inspired her to join the vigilante force and mentored her throughout could have ill intentions.
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His two albums, 22's "Alone Together" and last year's "Headnod Suite," attest to the strong influence of J. Dilla — the game-changing rap producer who mentored Riggins — but have a heavy swing vibe reflective of Riggins's drumming.
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She also worked at the university's endowment under David F. Swensen, who has mentored many portfolio managers and developed a highly regarded strategy that includes investments in alternative asset classes like real estate, hedge funds and private equity.
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But Coe — who mentored other inmates in prison and has stayed sober for more than a decade after successfully completing drug rehab — spent nearly 40 years paying the price for a crime he committed while still a teenager.
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By the time my high school principal found out, I was already a senior, and all of my teachers and the people who mentored me at Mountain View high school were wondering why I wasn't applying for college.
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The top five finalists selected will be invited to the red carpet world premiere of Doctor Strange and one grand-prize winner will be selected from the five finalists to be mentored by The Walt Disney Studios Digital Team.
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Kumar Mangalam Birla, pictured speaking in Mumbai in 22011, joined the family company at the age of 19853, mentored by his father Aditya Vikram Birla, who made the teenager attend board meetings so that he could be quizzed later.
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In her first major film, Gaga follows movie-music giants Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand - who played in 1954 and 1976 versions - in the role of an aspiring singer mentored by an older performer as his own career crumbles.
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Fox Lake shooting: Slain officer mentored, inspired youths Investigators examined more than 10,000 pages of documents and subpoenaed banks and business records since the September death of Gliniewicz, who was an officer with Fox Lake police for 30 years.
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Though Labrie did tell me he was being privately mentored, Rancourt claimed the story he told me and the woman who sold him the bus ticket—that he was going to Cambridge to visit his girlfriend—was a lie.
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They say James did not insist on trading Andrew Wiggins, the No. 1 pick of that year's draft, to Minnesota for the overrated Love, a deal that deprived the Cavaliers of a superior young athlete James might have mentored.
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The Marlins, at 45-76 after a 3-0 road loss to the Colorado Rockies on Friday night, have the worst record in the National League, but they have some young talent that is being mentored by experienced players.
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A 15-year-old student named Daniel, mentored by the lab staff, showed off his concept model of a robotic system for oil transport in the Arctic (a timely idea, given Russia's recent moves to dominate northern oil reserves).
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"Ken is a pioneer who set the standard for great leadership and quietly mentored and inspired generations of executives across many industries," said Charles Phillips, a onetime software analyst who is now chief executive of the technology company Infor.
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Ms. Notaro was mentored by Louis C.K., and he was a producer on "One Mississippi," but recently she cut ties with him, urged him to address the harassment allegations publicly, and wrote a workplace harasser into her own show.
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While the team, mentored by Laroupe, is beginning to build a gym for the athletes at their training camp in Nairobi, Lohalith said one-on-one coaching and regular competition at major international events are still a way off.
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Ms. Yue is Shanghai-raised but New York-based (she has her own troupe); she comes to BalletX as the winning candidate for the company's inaugural Choreographic Fellowship, and has been mentored by Mr. McIntyre throughout the making of this work.
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Clinton, who is emerging from relative privacy after her election loss with a series of speeches, credited her family, friends and many of the women she had mentored with giving her the strength to bounce back after losing to Trump.
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Hit-Monkey: Marvel's Hit-Monkey tells the tale of a wronged Japanese snow monkey, mentored by the ghost of an American assassin, as he cuts a wide swath through the Tokyo underworld in this darkly cinematic and brutally funny revenge saga.
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Among the worrisome signs: A bad performance report, you're close to (or mentored by) a boss on the way out, the industry is on the decline, the community is on the decline (and won't be able to support companies like yours).
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"I'm sure Kate will do all she can to help Meghan," a source in Kate's hometown of Bucklebury tells PEOPLE, while noting that in the early years of her romance with Prince William, Kate herself was mentored by Queen Elizabeth.
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Founders should be mindful that investors that specialize in leading $20-50 million rounds will have a plethora of well-funded, well-mentored, well-staffed startups with slick presentations, big visions and some early market traction from which to choose.
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"I'm sure Kate will do all she can to help Meghan," a source in Kate's hometown of Bucklebury recently told PEOPLE, while noting that in the early years of her romance with Prince William, Kate herself was mentored by Queen Elizabeth.
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Harits Abu Ulya, an expert on militant Islam and a former commander in the militant group Hizbuh Tahrir, told CNN that he mentored his "little brother" Naim and stayed in contact with him long after the younger man went to Syria.
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My dad was highly educated and a very brilliant surgeon, and my mom was never mentored, never even graduated from high school, never took courses or anything, even though she had an incredibly inquisitive mind and was a voracious reader.
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Dr. Keith Reeves, a professor of political science at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, who has taught and mentored inmates for 14 years, said the rapper's sentence crystallizes a sentiment in the community that the criminal justice system needs to be reformed.
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But she finds that she can't kill it, just as she couldn't kill Tommy when she had the chance in Season 1, even though he was responsible for the deaths of her daughter and of a young officer Catherine mentored.
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Hailing from an East LA suburb that was infested with gangs long before punk took root, this coalition of troubled kids was mentored by an old veteran of a cholo gang and bonded over punk's confrontational image and antiestablishment stance.
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Roy Rada, a retired professor at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, who mentored Mr. Martin during his early Ph.D. research, said he had been very interested in post-traumatic stress disorder and how to diagnose it quickly using eye-tracking.
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"What was amazing in the last decade of Raghubir's life was the modern vision he developed, with such a deep understanding of India, which was in his blood," said Ketaki Sheth, one of the younger Indian photographers whom Singh mentored.
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Ifeoma Ike, a lawyer and strategic consultant who mentored Ms. Garner, said it bothered her that Ms. Garner did not get invited to major conferences and other events, even as her father's story was among those used to rally support.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers superstar acted as the executive producer on a 19403 CNBC reality TV show called "Cleveland Hustles" in which budding entrepreneurs, each mentored by established business owners, competed to win financial backing and open retail outlets in Gordon Square.
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"Macron is good at talking to the unions, at giving them something," said Philippe Aghion, an economics professor at Harvard and at the prestigious Collège de France who mentored Mr. Macron as a student, and who advises him on labor policy.
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Mentored by the great stride pianist Willie (the Lion) Smith, he later gigged with the Duke's orchestra and formed a trio in the 1970s with two former Ellington sidemen, the clarinetist and alto saxophonist Russell Procope and the drummer Sonny Greer.
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"He started painting at the dawn of the writing movement in the Bronx in 1971 (from his home base in Forest Projects) and was mentored by LEE163," wrote Alan Ket, in a memorial on the website of the Museum of Graffiti.
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But the connections to tap's past stay personal — how Mr. Bubbles mentored Mr. Green, how Robinson offered to take Mr. Briggs on the road when he was only a boy — so the film feels present and alive, rather than dryly historical.
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Carrying the influences of graffiti with him, he went on to receive his BA from Otis College of Art & Design, Los Angeles, and his MFA from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he was mentored by art critic Dave Hickey.
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David Foster met Katharine McPhee way back in 2006 when she was a contestant on the fifth season of "American Idol," where he guest-mentored and prepared her to sing Whitney Houston's "I Have Nothing," which he also helped to write.
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We met up with Dupra for a look at her controversial business, sat down with her clients to hear how she's mentored them, and talked about how her job and the industry are changing with the passage of FOSTA/SESTA.
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