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Foreword - Gail Manza Preface Dedication PART I. INTRODUCTION 1. YouthMentoring: Theory, Research, and Practice - David L. DuBois and Michael J.Karcher PART II. CONCEPTS, FRAMEWORKS, AND FOUNDATIONS 2. Mentoring inHistorical Perspective - David B. Baker and Colleen P. Maguire 3. A Model ofYouth Mentoring - Jean E. Rhodes 4. Research Methodology - David L. DuBoisand Naida Silverthorn 5. Toward a Typology of Mentoring - Cynthia L. SipePART III. MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS 6. The Stages and Development of MentoringRelationships - Thomas E. Keller 7. Assessment of Mentoring Relationships -Michael J. Nakkula and John T. Harris 8. A Counseling and PsychotherapyPerspective on Mentoring Relationships - Renee Spencer and Jean E. Rhodes 9.Mentoring Relationships and Social Support - Manuel Barrera, Jr., and DaryaD. Bonds 10. Natural Mentoring Relationships - Marc A. Zimmerman, Jeffrey B.Bingenheimer, and Diana E. Behrendt PART IV. DEVELOPMENTAL AND CULTURALPERSPECTIVES 11. Mentoring Children - Timothy A. Cavell and Anne-Marie Smith12. Mentoring Adolescents - Nancy Darling 13. Race, Ethnicity, and Culture inMentoring Relationships - Bernadette Sanchez and Yari Colon 14. Gender inMentoring Relationships - G. Anne Bogat and Belle Liang PART V. FORMALMENTORING PROGRAMS 15. Developing a Mentoring Program - Susan G. Weinberger16. Recruiting and Sustaining Volunteer Mentors - Arthur A. Stukas and ChrisTanti 17. Evaluating Mentoring Programs - Jean Baldwin Grossman 18. Cross-AgePeer Mentoring - Michael J. Karcher 19. Intergenerational Mentoring - AndreaS. Taylor, Leonard LoSciuto, and Lorraine Porcellini 20. E-Mentoring - HughMiller and Mark Griffiths 21. Integration of Mentoring With Other Programsand Services - Gabriel P. Kuperminc, James G. Emshoff, Michele M. Reiner,Laura A. Secrest, Phyllis Holditch Niolon, and Jennifer D. Foster PART VI.CONTEXTS OF MENTORING 22. Schools - Sharon G. Portwood and Penny M. Ayers 23.Work and Service-Learning - Mary Agnes Hamilton and Stephen F. Hamilton 24.After-School Programs - Barton J. Hirsch and Vivian Wong 25. Faith-BasedOrganizations - Kenneth I. Maton, Mariano R. Sto. Domingo, and JacquelineKing 26. International: The U.K. and Europe - Kristin Liabo, Patricia Lucas,and Helen Roberts 27. International: Australia and New Zealand - Ian M.Evans, Anna Jory, and Narelle Dawson PART VII. SPECIAL POPULATIONS 28.Talented and Gifted Youth - Carolyn M. Callahan and Robin M. Kyburg 29.Academically at-Risk Students - Simon Larose and George M. Tarabulsy 30.Juvenile Offenders - Elaine A. Blechman and Jedediah M. Bopp 31. Pregnant andParenting Adolescents - Lynn Blinn-Pike 32. Abused and Neglected Youth -Preston A. Britner and Lisa Kraimer-Rickaby 33. Youth With Disabilities -Katherine E. McDonald, Fabricio E. Balcazar, and Christopher B. Keys PARTVIII. POLICY ISSUES 34. Youth Mentoring and Public Policy - Gary Walker 35.Cost-Benefit and Cost-Effectiveness Analyses - Brian T. Yates 36. Mentoringfor Results: Accountability at the Individual, Program, Community, and PolicyLevels - Shawn M. Coyne, Jennifer L. Duffy, and Abraham Wandersman AuthorIndex Subject Index About the Editors About the Contributors