Linda Searby is an assistant professor of educational leadership at Auburn University and a mentor in the NAESP National Mentor Program. Dr. Searby has been an elementary school teacher and a principal, and her academic research centers on mentoring. In this audiocast, she discusses how to be a great protégé and provides ten tips for protégés to get the most out of a principal mentoring relationship and make it successful.
Mentoring
Linda Searby
Principal Mentoring: How to Be a Great Protege
April 6, 2013
Useful Links
Visit NAESP's website to learn more about their National Mentor Training and Certification program.
Dr. Linda Searby has been in the field of education for over 25 years. She has been an elementary school teacher, public elementary school principal, and is currently on the faculty of the Educational Leadership program at Auburn University, Auburn, AL. Dr. Searby also served as Program Coordinator of Educational Leadership at the University of Alabama at Birmingham from 2005–2011. She has presented extensively to principals and teachers on topics such as Mentoring, The Power of Reflection, Characteristics of Stuck and Moving Schools, Engaging Women in Mentoring Relationships, and Effective Leadership. Dr. Searby’s research centers on mentoring, and she has presented nationally/ internationally, and published 19 articles in peer-reviewed journals on mentoring new principals, mentoring higher education female administrators, and mentoring graduate students.
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