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EVENTS OF THE WEEK:
Research Program Related Events:
Event Audience: All Faculty
Research Strategies Workshop
April 23, 11:30 – 1, Cancer Center rooms 2A & 2B
" Managing Grant Money: Practical Tips for Success" Meredith Rentz, MS, Controller’s Office
Once your grant has been awarded, how do you manage all that money? Learn effective strategies for fiscal oversight of your funds including deciding how to allot funds, fiscal accountability, and NIH rules and regulations for award management.
Lunch is courtesy of Jazzercise (http://www.winstonsalemjazz.com/).
Contact whcoe@wfubmc.edu to RSVP.
For the full 2008-2009 workshop schedule, visit the research page.
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IN THE NEWS:
*** DEADLINE EXTENDED *** Due to the challenge grants, we have decided to move the application deadline to April 29th, by 5pm. Call for Applications: 2nd class of the Career Development Seminar for Emerging Women Leaders (CDSEWL) Program. The CDSEWL is modeled after national programs for women in academic medicine, is 7 days in total spread out over 7 months. There are three benefits: 1) the faculty member will not have to travel out of town; 2) the program is spread out over 7 months, causing less interruption in teaching, research and clinical responsibilities; and 3) more women will be able to participate.
For more information click on the following links for:
the letter of invitation to apply (women faculty at the associate or full professor rank.)
the schedule (tentative at this time)
an example of an executive summary
an article on converting a CV to an executive summary
The application process will begin March 6, 2009. Applications should be submitted electronically to Natalie Barrett (nbarrett@wfubmc.edu) at the WHCoE and must be received no later than April 29, 2009, 5pm.
Summer women’s health internship opportunities now available, for undergrads. Review the web page for more information.
Camouflaged Rapes: On Wednesday, April 22, Ann Wright, U.S. Army Colonel (retired) and U.S. State Department Official (retired), will talk about how rape is often handled by the U.S. military. See the attached flier for more information.
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