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Event Description
Each faculty recruiting season, many applicants ask, “What is a chalk talk?” The chalk talk is many things—a sales pitch, a teaching demonstration, a barrage of questions, and a description of a future research program. The chalk talk is arguably the most important component of a faculty search interview. Yet few postdocs or grad students receive training or practice in giving a chalk talk. This workshop will cover the basics of chalk talk design and preparation, as well as covering commonly questions asked by search committees. This workshop will be delivered by Erik Snapp from the HHMI who has written many articles on how to land academic positions.
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iJOBS Seminar: SMDP for Biotechnology
Professional Development
Event Description
Come learn about the benefits of the (SMDP). This one-year career mentoring program pairs students (including Ph.D. & Post-docs) and early career researchers with industry mentors who work at companies in the medical technology, biotechnology and consumer healthcare industries. With their mentors, Scholars attend a 5-day training session to learn about career opportunities in industry and receive career development coaching. They also attend a major industry conference. This program is a fantastic opportunity that has helped graduate students and postdocs land industry positions! At this information session, you will also hear from Dustielyn Savage who is the program director for SMDP as well as iJOBS trainees who have done the program. Applicants must be eligible to work permanently in the United States without needing a visa or sponsorship.
Zoom and In-person options. Lunch will be served for those who attend in-person
iJOBS Seminar: New Immigration Pathway for Industry Jobs through Rutgers J-1 STEM Research Sponsorship Program
Professional Development
Event Description
Rutgers Global is hosting an information session to discuss the new Rutgers J-1 STEM Research Sponsorship Program. This new program allows Rutgers Global to partner with private sector STEM research companies to sponsor eligible early career STEM researchers for J-1 visas. Traditionally, the J-1 Exchange Visitor Program has been used by Rutgers to host international scholars to conduct research on campus. Through this new program, Rutgers can facilitate the sponsorship of eligible J-1 Exchange Visitors at qualifying private sector STEM research companies. This session is intended for international Rutgers grad students and postdocs on J-1 and F-1 visas who have STEM degrees and are interested in pursuing industry STEM research positions.
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iJOBS Career Panel: Medical Writing in Regulatory Affairs
Professional Development
Event Description
Come hear from a panel of PhD level individuals who now work in regulatory affairs as medical writers at companies such as J&J, Merck, Astellas Gene Therapies, and CARsgen Therapeutics to learn how you can also make the transition from bench to this area. Individuals with jobs in Regulatory Affairs negotiate the interaction between the regulators (the government), the regulated (industry), and the market (consumers) to get safe and effective therapies, products and devices to the market. This requires understanding the science behind the drug or product.
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iJOBS Career Panel: Non-research careers with a PhD
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Congratulations to Dean Mark Robson
Dean Robson Honored with the Prestigious Friend of Thai Science Award 2024
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Emily A. Li Presenting at ASME IMECE 2024
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Congratulations to Dean Mark Robson for Sustained Career Teaching Excellence Award
Professor Mark Robson Honored with 2024 Sustained Career Teaching Excellence Award