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'Stepping Stones' series provides career inspiration and insight on your lunch hour
If you ever find yourself wondering what others have experienced in their careers, Stepping Stones is a video podcast-style lunchtime leadership series that will interest ...
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Founder of mitochondrial genetics field to speak at IU
Douglas Wallace, widely recognized for founding the field of human mitochondrial genetics more than 35 years ago, will share his work with the IU School ...
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Learn strategies, best practices for lab-based mentoring during August workshop series
Entering Mentoring is a four-session workshop designed for principal investigators and others who mentor trainees in the biomedical sciences. The online workshop series begins Aug. ...
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New year, new topics: 'On Grant Writing' series kicks off July 10
The series expands to include a broader variety of content that supports grant writers — from taking a deep dive into using a popular software ...
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Easily track progress with the ATS Scholars Portal
Tracking your progress toward the completion of seven teaching-development workshops in a variety of competency areas, two submissions of a philosophy of teaching statement and ...
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Feel the pressure? Watch the show. Join the conversation. Spark the change.
“Five Days to Friday” brings truth, entertainment and a call for change together on stage
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Early career faculty: Apply now to become a sponsored applicant for the Macy Faculty Scholars Program
If you have between three and eight years of faculty experience, a doctorate degree and an idea for a scholarly project focused on academic medicine, ...
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Improve the reach, impact and accessibility of your writing during two can't-miss events from Nature Masterclasses
Plan to attend two April offerings from Nature Masterclasses that will help you fine-tune your writing, improve your reach and make a more powerful impact ...
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Internationally recognized authority on cancer research and genome organization Feng Yue, PhD, to speak April 28
Feng Yue, PhD, a renowned scientist from Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine, will speak at Indiana University School of Medicine on April 28. Open ...
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Networking. Collaboration. Scholarly output. Faculty learning communities check all the boxes.
If producing educational scholarship is on your to-do list, a structured opportunity with built-in accountability could be what you need to kick-start your effort and ...
Corie Farnsley
Corie is director of communications for Indiana University School of Medicine Faculty Affairs and Professional Development (FAPD). She focuses on communicating with faculty about the impact of the changing landscapes of higher education, academic medicine and scientific research. She also tells the story of FAPD by sharing information about the many opportunities the unit provides for faculty members' professional development, the stories behind how these offerings help shape a broad culture of faculty vitality and ultimately the impact IU School of Medicine faculty have on the future of health.