Scientific Management Series for Postdoctoral Scholars 2006
September 28, 2006 - 1:30pm
Goals and Objectives
The goals and objectives of the Scientific Management Series are to provide participants with laboratory or research management skills that will help them to launch productive independent careers. This series by no means is comprehensive but it will address some of the most difficult aspects of running a lab, especially issues that new faculty have traditionally learned by trial and (sometimes painful) error. Our intent is to kick-start that learning process and provide some approaches that have worked for individuals. The course is intended to complement the HHMI/BWF book, Making the Right Moves – A Practical Guide to Scientific Management for Postdocs and New Faculty. Limited copies of this excellent guide will be handed out at the beginning of each lecture.
NOTE: If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your PDA, you can download a free copy at the Adobe Acrobat web site.
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Individual registration is recommeded for each lecture. |
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1/19/06
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Part I - |
Staffing Your New Lab or Research Space: Recruitment, Hiring & Interviews |
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General Lab Management & Strategic Planning |
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02/02/06
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Building & Sustaining Effective Relationships & Collaborations |
Lecturer: |
Peter Jackson, Ph.D. |
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2/09/06
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Part I - |
Considerations in Choosing a Career Path |
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Best Practices - Obtaining a Faculty Position and Developing Strategies for Tenure |
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2/16/06
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Negotiation Skills for New Scientific Leadership Roles in the Academy |
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Conflict Resolution |
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2/23/06
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What Kind of Teaching Am I Prepared to Do and How Do I Get Started? |
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3/02/06
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Understanding Technology Transfer |
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3/09/06
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*Effectively Balancing the Demands of Academic Life |
*This is an interacitve session. |
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3/16/06
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Part I - |
Successfully Navigating the Stages of a Postdoctoral Research Scholar's Career |
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Strategies for Mentor Relationship Success |
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3/23/06
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Effective Strategies - How to Write a Grant Proposal & Get Funded |
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3/30/06
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Part I - |
Getting Published & Increasing Your Visibility |
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Understanding the Peer Review Process & Making It Work for You |
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4/06/06
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Scientific Presentation Skills |
Lecturer: |
Susan McConnell, Ph.D.,Susan B. Ford Professor; Biological Sciences |
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4/13/06
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**Management Matters: Managing Staff, Time, Money and Meetings
(Half of this lecture will be an open forum for general discussion) |
Lecturer: |
John Boothroyd , Ph.D. |
** Brunch Reception in the Clark Auditorium Lobby from 10:00-12:30 |