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If you are searching for how to find purpose in your work and future, this workshop is for you. Lara Callander, PhD, MAPP, PCC who has a PhD in Chemistry and worked in pharma for many years is now a professional coach who will lead this workshop. Participants will take the Values in Action (VIA) character strength survey before the event to generate a report which we will reflect upon at the workshop. The goals of the event are to:

1. Review strengths and the value in recognizing them.

2. Prompt the audience to reflect on their individual purpose. 

3. Each participant will leave the workshop with an individual mission statement “To use my skills of ______, _______ and _______to [something you want to do in the world] _________.” 

 

 

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Come learn how PhD level scientists have made the transition from academia to industry using the transferrable skills they gained in graduate school and now work at Johnson & Johnson. J&J is a leading pharmaceutical company with drug pipelines in infectious disease, cardiovascular, immunology, neuroscience, and oncology. The panelists will include amazing women role models including data scientist Chin-Wen Chang, precision medicine director Andrea Stevens, regulatory affairs director Shereka Banton and process engineer Mahdieh Aghazadeh

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Rutgers alum and professional coach Kenyatta Lucas, PhD will deliver this presentation with the goal of empowering Ph.D. students and postdocs as they matriculate from academia to the corporate world. The session will cover several key areas:

1. Understanding Corporate Culture: Defining its significance and how graduates can assess the environment they will enter.

2. Understanding yourself: Emphasizing the importance of genuine self-representation in a professional setting. Defining your values and strengths. 

3. Building a Personal Brand: Techniques to combine self-representation with the mission and values of corporate culture. Strategies for effectively showcasing skills and experiences.

4. Creating Lasting Impressions in Strategic Relationships: Insights on networking, follow-up strategies, and the importance of continuous feedback.

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Many of our recent iJOBS alumni have gone into careers in science writing at medical communications agencies or at pharma companies where they use their skills at translating complex concepts into clear and concise presentations for various audiences including other scientists, physicians, and patients. Come hear from a panel of medical communications professionals all of whom have a PhD to learn how you can jump start your career in this field.

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Judith Surkis

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16 Seminary Place
Van Dyck Hall
New Brunswick, NJ 08901

D.C. Lammerts

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848-932-9640

Location
64 College Ave
New Brunswick, NJ 08901

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RAMAZAN GUNGOR, PhD.

Assistant Dean, School of Graduate Studies

 

Dr. Gungor will draw on his extensive experience in teaching fully online and hybrid courses, and research in distance education to provide comprehensive insights into designing and delivering effective online courses in higher education.

Topics will include:

  • Key principles and best practices for online course design
  • Techniques for creating engaging and interactive virtual learning environments
  • Effective methods for delivering content and assessments online
  • Strategies to foster student participation, collaboration, and success in online courses

Addressing challenges and overcoming obstacles in distance education

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Designing and Delivering Effective Distance Education

Sangmi Chung, PhD

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675 Hoes Lane West
RT 749
Piscataway, NJ 08854

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GABAergic interneuron-associated brain disorders, iPSCs, Genomics, Chimeric mice, Cell therapy

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Barth Grant, PhD

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848-445-7339

Location
604 Allison Road
A231
Piscataway, NJ 08854

Research

Membrane traffic and intercellular signaling in C. elegans and mammals