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You will learn from the Project Management Institute panelists what types of roles are there for project management careers; what skills, knowledge, and certifications do Project Management Analysts need in order to succeed; what is the career progression for a project management analyst to a project executive? Click here to view the speaker bios and here for the presentation slides. 

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The Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) Human Resources team and CLIMB (Cultivating Leaders & Innovation for Millennials & Beyond) group will tell us what BMS is looking for in their new hires for PhD-level positions. Then we will have practice interviews with BMS employees who will help you come up with good answers to their typical interview questions. Click here to view the presentation slides.

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iJOBS Career Panel: Computational Biology

 

From data science to genetics, bioinformatics, and 3D modeling of proteins, computational skills are useful for many careers in the industry. Hear from a panel of PhD-level scientists who work at big and small companies to learn how you can best prepare yourself for a job in computational biology. Click here to view the speaker bios.

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School of Graduate Studies – Biomedical Sciences New Brunswick/Piscataway

The SGS Biomedical Office (Room 102) is on the ground floor
of the RWJMS Research Tower, the largest building.

675 Hoes Lane West

Research Tower Room 102

Piscataway, NJ 08854

Phone (732) 235-5016

Maggie Albright-Pierce

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Biography

I strive to be an instructor that creates a learning environment inclusive of different learning styles, encourages students to make personal connections to material, and empowers students to build the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in a diverse community.

Research

I enjoy exploring the intersectionality of social and health psychology. My research tends to center around motivation and barriers in goal pursuit.

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