Why should you come to these seminars?
For some of you, because it’s required by your degree program. For others, because your training program director nominated you, and you want to impress them, right? But for all of you, these seminars offer:
- Guidance on topics like grant writing, presentation skills, mentoring, career timeline, and getting a job in academia.
- Advice tailored to your career stage.
- New insight from senior faculty.
- Responsible Conduct of Research credit (some seminars).
- A chance to ask questions about topics of concern to you, such as:
- In my situation, which K award should I apply for and when?
- How should I handle my first faculty job negotiation?
- What should I do about this conflict with my mentor?
- A confidential environment in which to ask questions.
- An opportunity to connect with others at similar career stages.
Ways to be involved:
Post Edge Seminar schedule in your lab.
Add trainees to the mailing list. Email Verna Wright
Present a seminar aimed at postdocs & early faculty. Email Rebecca Helton
MCN C-2209 | lunch provided | no RSVP
Monthly on Thursdays from 12-1 PM.
Seminars will not be livestreamed.
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Yes! All in-person seminars come with lunch.
Nope.
Yes! Bring your colleagues and lab members to any seminar you think they will enjoy.
We hope so. We offer programs to:
Email the Edge team at info@edgeforscholars.org
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The speaker was engaging and the subject matter is important. It was great that this also counted as RCR training!
~ Edge Seminar Participant
I love Dr Gannon's openness about her experiences and feelings. She is so successful and a great role model that discussions like this are more meaningful coming from her.
~ Edge Seminar Participant
Very practical and encouraging.
~ Edge Seminar Participant
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