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• HANDBOOK OF YOUTH MENTORING
• CONTENTS
• FOREWORD
• PREFACE
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
• PART I: INTRODUCTION
• CHAPTER 1: YOUTH MENTORING IN CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVE: DAVID L. DUBOIS AND MICHAEL J. KARCHER
• PART II: FRAMEWORKS AND FOUNDATIONS
• CHAPTER 2: MENTORING AND POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT: RICHARD M. LERNER, CHRISTOPHER M. NAPOLITANO, M
• CHAPTER 3: MENTORING AND PREVENTION SCIENCE: TIMOTHY A. CAVELL AND L. CHRISTIAN ELLEDGE
• PART III: MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS
• CHAPTER 4: ASSESSING MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: MICHAEL J. NAKKULA AND JOHN T. HARRIS1
• CHAPTER 5: MENTORING ACTIVITIES AND INTERACTIONS: MICHAEL J. KARCHER AND KEOKI HANSEN
• CHAPTER 6: GOALS IN MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: FABRICIO E. BALCAZAR AND CHRISTOPHER B. KEYS
• CHAPTER 7: MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS IN DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE: GIL G. NOAM, TINA MALTI, AND MICHAE
• CHAPTER 8: A BIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON POSITIVE ADULT-YOUTH RELATIONSHIPS: AMBER L. ALLISON AND ELIZ
• CHAPTER 9: SOCIAL NETWORKS AND MENTORING: THOMAS E. KELLER AND JENNIFER E. BLAKESLEE
• PART IV: CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES
• CHAPTER 10: RACE, ETHNICITY, AND CULTURE IN MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: BERNADETTE SÁNCHEZ, YARÍ COL
• CHAPTER 11: GENDER IN MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: BELLE LIANG, G. ANNE BOGAT, AND NICOLE DUFFY
• CHAPTER 12: SOCIAL CLASS: NANCY L. DEUTSCH, EDITH C. LAWRENCE, AND ANGELA K. HENNEBERGER
• CHAPTER 13: INTERNATIONAL AND CROSS CULTURAL ASPECTS IN YOUTH MENTORIN: LIMOR GOLDNER AND MIRI SCHAR
• PART V: PROGRAMS AND CONTEXTS
• CHAPTER 14: SCHOOL-BASED MENTORING: CARLA HERRERA AND MICHAEL J. KARCHER
• CHAPTER 15: AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS: MEGAN A. MEKINDA AND BARTON J. HIRSCH
• CHAPTER 16: CROSS-AGE PEER MENTORING: MICHAEL J. KARCHER
• CHAPTER 17: ELECTRONIC MENTORING AND MEDIA: CARMIT-NOA SHPIGELMAN
• CHAPTER 18: GROUP MENTORING: GABRIEL P. KUPERMINC AND JESSICA D. THOMASON
• CHAPTER 19: WORK AND SERVICE-LEARNING: STEPHEN F. HAMILTON AND MARY AGNES HAMILTON
• PART VI: SPECIAL POPULATIONS
• CHAPTER 20: ACADEMICALLY AT-RISK STUDENTS: SIMON LAROSE AND GEORGE M. TARABULSY
• CHAPTER 21: JUVENILE OFFENDERS: WING YI CHAN AND DAVID B. HENRY
• CHAPTER 22: YOUTH WITH MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS: DAVID C. R. KERR AND CHERYL A. KING
• CHAPTER 23: YOUTH IN FOSTER CARE: PRESTON A. BRITNER, KELLIE G. RANDALL, AND KYM R. AHRENS
• CHAPTER 24: IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE YOUTH: DINA BIRMAN AND LYN MORLAND
• CHAPTER 25: CHILDREN OF INCARCERATED PARENTS: J. MARK EDDY, JENNIFER CEARLEY, JOSEPH BERGEN, AND JEN
• PART VII: PRACTICE AND PROGRAMMATIC CONSIDERATIONS
• CHAPTER 26: PROGRAM FUNDING: SUSAN G. WEINBERGER
• CHAPTER 27: MENTOR RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION: ARTHUR A. STUKAS, E. GIL CLARY, AND MARK SNYDER
• CHAPTER 28: MENTOR SCREENING AND YOUTH PROTECTION: SARAH E. KREMER AND BECKY COOPER
• CHAPTER 29: MENTOR AND YOUTH MATCHING: JULIA PRYCE, MICHAEL S. KELLY, AND SARAH R. GUIDONE
• CHAPTER 30: MENTOR TRAINING: JANIS B. KUPERSMIDT AND JEAN E. RHODES
• CHAPTER 31: FAMILY INVOLVEMENT: ANDREA TAYLOR
• CHAPTER 32: TERMINATION AND CLOSURE OF MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: RENÉE SPENCER AND ANTOINETTE BASUAL
• CHAPTER 33: PROGRAM EVALUATION: DAVID L. DUBOIS
• CHAPTER 34: ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MENTORING PROGRAMS: E. MICHAEL FOSTER
• CHAPTER 35: ETHICAL ISSUES IN YOUTH MENTORING: JEAN E. RHODES, BELLE LIANG, AND RENÉE SPENCER
• PART VIII: CONCLUSIONS
• CHAPTER 36: YOUTH MENTORING IN THE 21ST CENTURY: PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS: DAVID L. DUBOIS AND MICHAEL
• AUTHOR INDEX
• SUBJECT INDEX
• ABOUT THE EDITORS
• ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS