U of Utah Graduate Student Rising Starts program for postdoc transition
Enviado por Ariadna S. Rubio Lebrón el
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Viernes, 15 diciembre 2023
Provides career development and mentorship for exceptional late-stage graduate students in biochemistry, cell and molecular biology. Strong focus on spotlighting talented young scientists from groups that have been historically marginalized.
SELECTED APPLICANTS WILL RECEIVE
- Speaking opportunity to present at a 2-day symposium
- Participation in workshops
- One-on-one mentorship with faculty
ELIGIBILITY
- Completed 3 or more years of doctoral training in biochemistry or cell and molecular biology-related program
- Demonstrate strong scientific merit and a commitment towards increasing diversity in science
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
CV & Research Statement
Attach CV and 1-page descrip-tion of scientific interests and academic achievements
Diversity Statement
Attach 1-page statement of commitment and contributions to advancing diversity in science
2 Reference Letters
Please list referee info in CV - Letters can be sent directly to email below
WORKSHOP AND SYMPOSIUM DETAILS
RISING STARS SYMPOSIUM: May 20, 2024
All-day symposium featuring talks from invited students
Keynote speaker: Daniel Colόn-Ramos
CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS: May 21, 2024
- Science communication workshops
- Networking opportunities
- Follow-up meetings with faculty mentors
For more information visit: http://medicine.utah.edu/biochemistry/diversity/activities.php
Email applications as a single pdf to: rising.stars@biochem.utah.edu(reference letters to be sent separately)
APPLICATION DEADLINE: DECEMBER 15, 2023
