2021–2022 – Top Ten Skills for Building a Satisfying Career in Academic GIM
The Faculty Development Seminar Series this Academic Year focuses on core skills for building a satisfying career in Academic GIM. These skills have been selected for broad applicability for all faculty in our Division. The first five sessions are listed below. The second five will feature topics including effectively running a meeting, writing for non-peer reviewed venues and optimizing your CV.
10/01/21 – Seminar 1: Neha Deshpande – How to be a Great Mentor and Great Mentee
11/05/21 – Seminar 2: Chenwei Wu and Nick Meo – How to Use Committee Work to Advance Your Career
12/03/21 – Seminar 3: Stefanie Deeds – How to Manage Limited Time for Maximal Productivity
01/07/22 – Seminar 4: Gaby Berger and Eric LaMotte – How to Create a Teaching Portfolio (and Why)
02/04/22 – Seminar 5: Somnath Mookherjee – How to Write a Case Report for Fun and (Academic) Profit
03/04/22 – Seminar 6: Moe Hagman – How to Run an Effective Meeting
04/01/22 – Seminar 7: Joshua Liao – How to Write for Non-peer Reviewed Venues
05/06/22 – Seminar 8: Andrew White – How to Optimize Your CV for Applications and Promotion
06/03/22 – Seminar 9: Susan Merel – How to Write a Great Letter of Recommendation – For Students, Residents, Colleagues (or for Yourself)!
07/08/22 – Seminar 10 – TBA