Event Description

Are you on the academic job market now? Do you plan to be on the academic job market in the near future? If yes, this session is for YOU. The program will focus on applying for jobs, preliminary interviews and on-campus interviews and what to do and what not to do while interviewing. This will be an interactive session and all participants will be expected to have their cameras on.

Event Description

This is a two and a half day in-person only workshop. You only need to register once, however, all sessions are required.

SciPhD is run by Human Workflows, LLC (http://sciphd.com/) and helps trainees assess their current skill set, express it in business-friendly language as well as recognize/fill skill gaps in areas such as communication, leadership, team building, negotiation and project management. This workshop focuses on 24 essential core competencies valued by industry and business, relates those competencies to activities and behaviors commonly experienced by academic scientists through the scientific method, and demonstrates how those competencies work together to form the operational competencies that are essential in business.  These transition business competencies can also be applied by academic and government scientists in running their laboratories.  SciPhD is a very interactive and hands-on exposure to these concepts with real action items to take away from the workshop.  Throughout the program, students and postdocs will experience at least four behavioral-based interview experiences in which they will play the role of the candidate and the interviewer.

Topics include:

The Business of Science
Successful Communications as a Scientist
Six Leadership Styles
Developing Your People
Negotiation and Finance
Building Effective Teams
Strategic Project Management for Scientists
Applying What You've Learned

Dates and Times – ALL OF THE SESSIONS ARE REQUIRED

January 15 (12 PM – 5 PM)

January 16 (9 AM -5 PM)

January 17 (9 AM -5 PM)

IN PERSON ONLY at College Ave Student Center, 126 College Ave, Multipurpose Room, New Brunswick

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If you are an international student or postdoc and are wondering how to apply for jobs in the US, you should join us to hear Michael Goldstein who is an immigration lawyer, who will give a presentation and answer your questions.

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Business development is the act of pursuing strategic opportunities for a particular business or organization.  For example, you could cultivate partnerships or identify new markets for products or services. Many PhD level scientists enjoy this area on the crossroads of research and business.  Come hear from several panelists who will share their career journeys and give their advice on how to break into these roles.

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A career as an editor or publisher of a scientific journal allows you to use your training in the scientific method and critical review of literature across a wide variety of subject matters to helps propel the research field forward.  We will meet with PhD level scientists who have successfully made the transition to the world of publishing including

Dr. Emma Van Burns – Editor at Wiley

Dr. Ying Jia – Senior Publisher at Springer-Nature

Dr. Iman Jalilian – Senior Associate Editor – Wiley 

Dr. Jeremy Petravicz – Editor-in-Chief Start Protocols (Cell Press)

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Come in-person to meet Christie Bannock, Director of the Office of Education and Career Development at the NIH. She will share NIH/NIDA Opportunities for Aspiring Researchers and Physicians. 

IN PERSON ONLY

675 Hoes Lane West, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Research Tower, Deans Conference Room 123, Piscataway, NJ

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