Career Development Programs and Events at the Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting offers a wealth of programs and events to give you the tools, insights, and inspiration you need to advance your career or explore a new career trajectory.
- Career Awareness and Development Resources for Junior Scientists
- Applying for the NIH K99
- Confident Career Decision-Making through Internships
- Green Cards for Scientific Researchers: U.S. Immigration Options
- Navigating the Faculty Job Search
- Exploring and Preparing for a Faculty Career
- Career Panel: Entrepreneurship and Consulting
- Career Panel: Industry
- Career Panel: Science Communication
- Career Panel: Science Policy
- Career Panel: Teaching and Administration
- Delivering Science: Effective Communication Skills to Become a Successful Scientist (Future of Research Group Workshop)
- International Affairs Committee Research and Training Exchange Fair
- MD/PhD, Is It Right for Me?
- Mentoring in Research
- One-on-One Career Coaching
- One-on-One CV Review
- Science Writing Lecture and Workshop
- Vendor Networking Happy Hour
- Your Most Important Lecture: How to Give an Effective Chalk Talk
- Meet the Editor of CBE—Life Sciences Education
- Meet the Editor of Molecular Biology of the Cell
- Poster Competition and Reception
- Biotech Mini-Course (Friday, Dec. 2)
- Advocacy Toolbox
- Career Discussion and Mentoring Roundtables
- E.E. Just Award Lecture
- Mentoring Keynote
- Women in Cell Biology Network Reception
- Women in Cell Biology Mentoring Theater
- From Application to Interview: A Guide to Getting into Graduate School
- Hit the Ground Running: Early Success in Graduate School
- Planning Your Exit from Graduate School
- Negotiation: Getting a Faculty Job
- Mentoring Up: Communication Style Assessment for Postdocs and Junior Faculty
- How to Set Up and Manage Collaborations
Education Programs/Events
Workshop: Teaching All Students—Inclusive Pedagogy in Higher Education
Workshop: Using Cancer Resources to Actively Engage Introductory and Cell Biology Students (complimentary but pre-registration required; includes lunch)
Special Interest Subgroup: Science with Undergraduates: Authentic Experiences from the Laboratory to the Classroom (and in Between)
Foundational Cell Biology Workshop—Promoting Success of ALL Students in the STEM Classroom
Education Minisymposium—Evidence-Based Education: Evaluation of Cell Biology Innovations
Undergraduate Program—Animating Cell Biology
Janet Iwasa, University of Utah
High School Program—Explore the World with a Fold-Your-Own Microscope
Manu Prakash, Stanford University
(outdoor program; capped at 100 students)
Bruce Alberts Award for Excellence in Science Education, presented to David Lopatto, Grinnell College
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Science Denial? One Conversation at a Time
Ann Reid, National Center for Science Education
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