Dr. Alvarado will guide you through the NIH documentation regarding ethics in research.

Dr. Tajerian will share with you some money management tips that might prove to be useful, especially during these challenging years...

Attend the QCSURP poster session!

Dr. Tajerian will lead an interactive workshop on writing a good CV.

Dr. Veronica Hinton will discuss clinical research considerations, IRB guidelines for human subject research participant.

Dr. Alvarado will discuss the democratization of science and the rise of citizen science inside and outside the laboratory.

Dr. Alvarado will advise the students on oral presentation skills with hands-on feedback sessions.

Dr. Alvarado will speak about mentoring, micro-communities and peer mentoring. He will lead a second workshop on assessing mentee progress and providing feedback.

Dr. Alvarado will discuss his research on molecular and trait plasticity in model and non-model species.

Dr. Alvarado will discuss bringing you science outside of the lab: outreach and communicating with journalist and the layperson.

Dr. Tajerian will discuss sexual harassment in academia followed by a presentation and hands-on workshop on the peer review process.

Dr. Tajerian will discuss research misconduct and reproducibility in research: transparency, blinding, and randomization. Dr. Alvarado will discuss research funding applications.

Dr. Tajerian will share a presentation on objectvity and bias in research.

Dr. Tajerian will guide the students through a presentation on authorship, collaborative research, and conflict of interest. The session will be followed by a hands-on workshop on the unbiased analysis of published data.

Dr. Alvarado will lead two interactive sessions: the first on self-sabotage and imposter syndrome, and the second on implicit biases and becoming and ally.

Dr. Alvarado will lead an interactive workshop on the construction of a scientific abstract followed by a presentation on publishing for undergraduate students.

Dr. Tajerian will lead a presentation on networking and taking control of our academic identity. We will follow up with an interactive workshop on personal conflicts in a laboratory training environment.

The workshop will begin with a presentation by Dr. Tajerian to discuss her academic journey. We will follow up with a presentation on the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC).