I had a student who I waited over 2 1/2 weeks on to send me the review that I never received (it was a draft with no writing for that time), I checked back daily and no reply even after I asked about it several times, so I had to drop her as my student because the review was past due and she either forgot or didn't want to do it.

So, with that said if anyone knows of a student who needs a mentor let him or her know I'm available. Thanks! Please get your reviews in on time Have fun reviewing/mentoring! less

Hm, i'm not sure. Make it so you're accepting students and then hope they stay put; i've had 4 leave for no reason. 1 was my mistake on how I thought I was suppose to "edit" the review. I KNOW now how to do so, with being task editor. I hope you find someone soon too! less

I had edited the review myself (dummy me wasn't thinking) and published it. i felt terrible and then got a rude message back, and i apologized but couldn't undo the publishing to send it back to the student, so I lost that one. NOW i know that you write in the commenting area below their review they want help with, and you put what changes you think need done to make it a good review, and then send it back to student for changes (just like with editing with task editors), and then once they revise it with the changes, let them know you're going to approve/publish it and they did a good job. less