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Professional Development Workshops

Professional Development Workshops

Six concurrent workshops are offered. Each will be offered twice, one at 1:15 PM and the other at 2:30. A 15 minute refreshment break is scheduled between the two sessions. SROP scholars are asked to identify their top three choices. Due to limited seating scholars will be assigned to two workshops. Every effort will be made to schedule in accordance with the scholars’ priorities.
   
(1).
“Careers in Industry, Government, and Academia”
  Panel discussion: Marquita Qualls, Glaxo/Smith/Kline; Jose Manautou, Associate Professor, U. Connecticut; and Angela Ragin, Center for Disease Control
  Moderator:

Eduardo Torres, Milliken & Company

   
(2).
“Financing Graduate Education in Sciences and Engineering”
  Panel discussion: Anthony Rene, National Institutes of Health; Michael Huggans (GEM); and Sandra Thomas (NSF-IGERT) + Graduate Student
  Moderator:

Pamela Shaw, Executive Program Director, Provost's Office, Purdue University

   
(3).
“Financing Graduate Education in the Social Sciences and Humanities”
  Panel discussion: Paul Schnur, NIH, OBSSR; Christine O’Brien, Ford Foundation/NAS
  Moderator:

David Rollock, Professor of Psychology, Purdue University

   
(4).
“Balancing a Personal Life with a Research Career”
  Presentation and discussion: Shelley MacDermid, Associate Dean for Discovery and Learning, Consumer and Family Sciences; Tuajuanda Jordan, Director, Science Education Program, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
  Moderator:

Jon Story, Associate Dean, Purdue University Grad. School

   
(5).
“Ethical Research in the Laboratory and the Community”
  Presentation and discussion: Gita Ramaswamy, Associate Dean of the Purdue Graduate School; and Peter Dunn, Assoc VP for Research
  Moderator: Cristina Acevedo Torres, Milliken & Company
   
(6).
“Entrepreneurship: Nurturing an Idea into Product”
  Presentation and discussion:

Donald R. Lyons, Professor of Physics, Hampton University; and Christopher P. Leamon, Vice President Research, Endocyte, Inc.

  Moderator: Dwight Lewis, Director, Office of Multicultural Graduate Programs, Purdue University
   
   
   


 
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