Kamila Etchegoyen Rosolová

Mgr. Kamila Etchegoyen Rosolová, Ph.D.

Head of the Department of Language Studies and the Center for Academic Writing at Czech Language Institute, Prague

Expertise and focus:

Writing studies, research writing, writing development at the graduate level, education (PhD in Educational policy), course development

Form of mentoring meetings:

Either way, online or offline

Has an experience in:

Career in the public sector

Link to CV

Previous mentoring experience:

As a mentor - As part of my job running the Center for Academic Writing, I provide consultations to doctoral students/early career researchers on their writing - for instance I have guided two PhD students through writing their dissertations.

I have also helped researchers prepare presentations about their research (e.g. for ERC grant interviews).

Motivation:

Writing is an inherent part of research but few people have received structured preparation to manage the process effectively. Through the courses "Writing for Publication" and individual consultations, I have been able to provide guidance to many doctoral students and early career researchers. I receive excellent feedback and have been encouraged to enter the mentorship program. I enjoy working with people one-on-one and if my knowledge and skills can be of help to anyone, I will be happy to become a mentor in the program.

Career guidance topics you can discuss with the mentor:

Identifying and utilizing one's skill set

Asking essential life questions

Research related experience the mentor is ready to share with the mentee:

Academic writing and publishing: preparing high-quality scientific publications effectively and efficiently

Communicating research to non-specialist audiences, including writing popular science articles

Preparing and delivering effective research presentations for academic and non-academic audiences

Grant writing: developing grant proposals and providing feedback on applications

Innovative teaching methods and approaches to teaching in higher education

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Expertise and focus:	Writing studies, research writing, writing development at the graduate level, education (PhD in Educational policy), course development
Form of mentoring meetings:	Either way, online or offline
Has an experience in:	Career in the public sector
	Link to CV

Previous mentoring experience:	As a mentor - As part of my job running the Center for Academic Writing, I provide consultations to doctoral students/early career researchers on their writing - for instance I have guided two PhD students through writing their dissertations. I have also helped researchers prepare presentations about their research (e.g. for ERC grant interviews).
Motivation:	Writing is an inherent part of research but few people have received structured preparation to manage the process effectively. Through the courses "Writing for Publication" and individual consultations, I have been able to provide guidance to many doctoral students and early career researchers. I receive excellent feedback and have been encouraged to enter the mentorship program. I enjoy working with people one-on-one and if my knowledge and skills can be of help to anyone, I will be happy to become a mentor in the program.
Career guidance topics you can discuss with the mentor:	Identifying and utilizing one's skill set Asking essential life questions
Research related experience the mentor is ready to share with the mentee:	Academic writing and publishing: preparing high-quality scientific publications effectively and efficiently Communicating research to non-specialist audiences, including writing popular science articles Preparing and delivering effective research presentations for academic and non-academic audiences Grant writing: developing grant proposals and providing feedback on applications Innovative teaching methods and approaches to teaching in higher education