Mentor (disambiguation)

Mentor was the tutor of Telemachus in Greek mythology.

Mentor may also refer to:

• Mentorship, the developmental relationship between a more experienced mentor and a less experienced partner referred to as a mentee or protégé

People and fictional characters

• In Greek mythology:
  • Mentor, the son of Heracles and Asopis, daughter of Thespius
  • Mentor, one of the sons of Eurystheus
  • Mentor, son of Imbrus, an ally of the Trojans
• In fiction:
  • Mentor of Arisia, the extraterrestrial force responsible for guiding humanity to maturity in E. E. "Doc" Smith's Lensman series
  • two Marvel Comics characters that go by the name Mentor
    • Mentor (comics)
    • A'lars
• In history:
  • Mentor of Rhodes, a Greek mercenary
  • "Mentor", the pseudonym of Loyd Blankenship, a famous hacker

Places

In the United States:

• Mentor, Indiana
• Mentor, Kansas
• Mentor, Kentucky
• Mentor, Minnesota
• Mentor, Ohio, the largest city with this name
  • Mentor High School
• Mentor, West Virginia
• Mentor, Wisconsin

• Mentor Township, Cheboygan County, Michigan
• Mentor Township, Oscoda County, Michigan

• Mentor-on-the-Lake, Ohio

Other uses

• Mentor, a line of minicomputers running the Pick operating system and produced by Applied Digital Data Systems in the 1980s
• MENTOR (algorithm), a routing algorithm for mesh networks topology
• Mentor Graphics, a company providing electronic design automation solutions
• T-34 Mentor, a trainer plane
• Mentor (satellite), a type of U.S. reconnaissance satellite
• Mentor (film), a 2006 film starring Rutger Hauer
• Mentor College, a private school in Mississauga, Ontario
• MENTOR, a nonprofit organization that promotes mentorship
• Mentor (magazine), a magazine for gay men published by the BLK organization
• Mentor (company), a supplier of surgical aesthetics products to plastic surgeons
• Mentors (band), an American heavy metal band

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