Consultancies
Consultancies are a form of team mentoring in which a presenter describes a career question or scholarly challenge. A panel of colleagues then offers personalized suggestions.
After hearing all the advice, the presenter can speak again and ask any clarifications.
This model has been used successfully in interdisciplinary training of early career faculty members.
The Department of Medicine will offer two consultancies, one for educators and the other for investigators. Both take place from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. in EBRC 714. There will be time for 4 presenters at each session.
- Educators: December 12, 2012
- Lisa Caruso
- Angela Jackson
- Anand Kartha
- Rob Lowe
- Bob Witzburg
- Investigators: April 24, 2013
Peter Cahn’s blog
- Stuck in the Middle June 12, 2012Associate professors register more job dissatisfaction than faculty of other ranks according to a national survey conducted by the Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education. In several categories, associate professors feel less valued and less supported. Their dissatisfaction may reflect a concentration of resources for early career faculty and t […]
- Women PhDs and the Pipeline May 25, 2012Why women doctoral students are shunning academia. […]
- The Lost Art of Asking May 8, 2012How to pose a question to a speaker. […]
Faculty Publications
- The Effects of Differential Extraction Conditions on the Premature Lysis of Spermatozoa(.)
- Images in clinical medicine. Epidermolysis bullosa acquisita.
- The respiratory syncytial virus polymerase has multiple RNA synthesis activities at the promoter.
- Teaching techniques for the busy office practice.
- Evaluation of Parkinson disease risk variants as expression-QTLs.
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