Add project mentor guide

Closes oceanhackweek/admin-ohw22#32

Author: abkfenris

ohw22/index.md

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 :caption: OHW22 Other information
 
 Information for Applicants <applicants>
+../resources/organizing/index
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resources/organizing/index.md

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+# Organizing OHW
+
+These are resources on how to organize OceanHackWeek.
+
+```{toctree}
+
+Project Mentors <./project-mentor-guide>
+```

resources/organizing/project-mentor-guide.md

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+# Project Mentor Guide
+
+- A project mentor can also propose a project idea and lead it. But the priority should be on enabling leadership and collaborative work by participants themselves. The project mentor shouldn't be the center of attention.
+- Monitor participation by *everyone*, to mitigate situations where extroverts dominate discussions or introverts don't feel comfortable to participate. Suggest ways to rebalance participation so that everyone feels they have something to contribute.
+- Provide scientific advisory support. Serve as a resource. Ideally the project will be in your broader scientific domains, but it's not really necessary.
+- Provide technical advisory support. Serve as a resource for Python, R, git/GitHub, sources of relevant data, analytical or data processing methods, etc. Help the team arrive at solutions to specific challenges.
+- When you can't help directly, help them seek help elsewhere in the OHW community. Link to other OHW helpers or participants who may have relevant expertise.
+- Maintain regular communication with project team via a Slack channel, in person (as appropriate) and GitHub issues and PR discussions.
+- Be a resource for the preparation of project presentations. Make suggestions if the team is stuck because the different strands of a project are not coming together semi cleanly.