Training and Workshops

• Sackler GSC Career Paths presents: Academic Careers
  Thursday, May 10th, 5:15 PM, Jaharis 508
  
  Please join us for a seminar on the process of becoming a faculty member, from student to post-doc to faculty and all the steps in between. Joining us are three former Sackler graduates now working in academia. Pizza and drinks will be served as usual.
  
  Guests:
  › Dr. Welkin Johnson, PhD, Associate Professor of Biology at BC, from Sacker
  › Dr. Michael Court, PhD, Associate Professor of Molecular Physiology & Pharmacology at Sackler
  › Dr. Maribel Rios, PhD, Associate Professor of Neuroscience at Sackler 
  
  
• Training Workshops
  A training workshop and lunch was hosted on May 10 for Postdoctoral Scholars on Funneling the Information Flood. Tools were demonstrated for advanced searches and customizing one's access to NIH data bases that maximize resources at the Hirsh library. Other workshops will be held later this year. Please look on the Postdoc website for future opportunities.
  
  
• Applicants and Administrators Pre-award Luncheon Series (AAPLS)
  These monthly workshops are brown bag lunch events open to all investigators and administrators at Tufts who are engaged in preparation and submission of proposals for sponsored funding. New and early stage investigators are especially encouraged to attend; however established researchers and administrators well versed in pre-award policies will also benefit.
  
  Handouts from past AAPLS sessions are available here, including resources for NIH NRSA and Career Development Awards - Fs, Ts, & Ks.
  

• Grant Writing Workshop for Postdoctoral Scholars
  This is offered once a year. If you would like to received notifications, please contact Day Jay at daniel.jay@tufts.edu.

• Responsible Conduct Research (RCR)
  Open to anyone who needs the certification for NIH or NSF grant funding.

• Training in Education & Critical Research Skills (TEACRS)
  Funded by the IRACDA initiative of NIGMS and is designed to train the academic biomedical research and education leaders of the future.