Thursday, May 13, 1–2 PM
Virtual Seminar: “From Postdoc to Faculty: Successful Transitions to Academia”
Dr. Paula Gregory, Associate Dean for Faculty & Educational Development in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of North Texas
Are you thinking about a career in academia? Often postdocs spend time crafting their future research program, but they are not introduced to important steps necessary for the successful transition to academia. Come learn these basics about navigating the academic job search process and important academic interviewing skills. Discover ways to prepare for success in academia once there (grants, mentoring & collaborations) and tips to avoid burnout.
Please email Ms. Brittney Corum (brittney.corum@nih.gov) if you are planning to join.
Friday, May 14, 9–11 AM
Virtual Seminar: “K99 Awards for Clinical Fellows” (for Clinical Fellows Only)
Dr. Paula Gregory, Associate Dean for Faculty & Educational Development in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of North Texas
Are you a clinical fellow interested in writing and applying for a K99? This workshop will cover critical aspects of writing NIH Career Development (K) grants, including writing clear and concise Specific Aims, writing the Career Development and Training sections, and an introduction to the NIH review process and how grants are scored. Importantly, this workshop emphasizes the necessary partnership between the candidate, the mentors and the institution and its vital role in successful career development award proposals.
Please email Ms. Brittney Corum (brittney.corum@nih.gov) if you are planning to join.
Tuesday, May 25, All Day
The 16th Annual Meeting for Postdoctoral, Clinical, and Visiting Fellows,Graduate Students, and Postbacs
(Virtual Event)
This meeting will allow you to step away from the lab for a day to network with your NICHD colleagues, participate in a career exploration session, and learn more about the recent developments in our intramural research programs.
This year’s retreat will include :
- Keynote presentation by John F. Tisdale, Senior Investigator at the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, Cellular and Molecular Therapeutics Branch.
- Afternoon keynote presentation on mentoring by Gisela Storz, NICHD-NIH Distinguished Investigator, Section on Environmental Gene Regulation.
- Career breakout sessions with professionals from academe, industry, teaching, government administration, science communications, science policy, and grants management.
- You can be a highlight at the retreat too! You can present you work during the virtual poster sessions, and six fellows will be selected to give a talk from their submitted abstracts.
Please register by Friday, May 14, at https://2021nichdfellowsretreat.conferencecontent.net .
Ongoing Events Around Campus
NIH-Wide Office of Intramural Training and Education (OITE) Events
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NIH Library Training and Events
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