Good Afternoon, The Precision Medicine Master of Science degree and certificate program is now accepting applications for the Fall 2023 semester! The PM Ed program has been specifically designed for, nurse practitioners, physicians, genetic counselors and other healthcare professionals looking to further their education in genomics and enhance their practice […]
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Postdoc Listening Sessions, FY22 Grant Numbers, NOFOs
FY 2022 By the Numbers: Extramural Grant Investments in Research Today we present our annual snapshot of NIH grant funding and success rate data for fiscal year (FY) 2022 enacted appropriations. Number of Postdoctoral Researchers Supported by NIH Grant Awards FY 2017-FY 2022 In this post we show the estimated […]
Invitation: 2023 NICE Educational Workshop
We are pleased to invite two members of your faculty to attend the first bi-annual NBME Educational Workshop (NEW). This workshop is designed to benefit junior faculty or faculty who are new-to-assessment, and who would enjoy learning about current techniques and best practices for assessing the formative and summative knowledge […]
Funding Rates by Race-Ethnicity, Revamped xTrain, Review Critiques
NIH extramural NEXUS Analyses of Demographic-Specific Funding Rates for Type 1 Research Project Grant and R01-Equivalent Applications In this post, we analyze funding rates for Fiscal Year (FY) 2010 to FY 2022 Type 1 Research Project Grant (RPG) and Type 1 R01-Equivalent applicants according to the race-ethnicity of designated Principal […]
AAMC Professional Development Monthly – Spring into Spring Meetings With the AAMC
Monthly Update, February 2023 As the celebration of Black History Month comes to a close, the AAMC invites you to continue learning, growing, and celebrating. We are committed to improving diversity, equity, inclusion, and eliminating racism in the academic medicine community. The IDEAS Learning Series, initially launched in January 2022, […]
Building Tomorrow’s Work Force
CHRONICLE REPORT: Building Tomorrow’s Work Force Colleges striving for “student success” can no longer count just graduation rates; they must demonstrate that graduates are finding jobs in their chosen fields. If they don’t, enrollments will fall, public skepticism about higher education will grow, and lawmakers will take note. To make […]
Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award Nominations — DEADLINE IS MARCH 15th
Good afternoon, Geisel Faculty, First, we would like to thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to nominate a colleague for this very prestigious award. Enclosed please find a list of all nominees along with information submitted by colleagues as to why each faculty member is […]
A Toolbox for Those on Academe’s Front Line
CHRONICLE COLLECTION: A Toolbox for Department Chairs Department chairs work on academe’s front line, but they often wish they had more training – and more respect. Sandwiched between the administration and the faculty, chairs are heavily involved in hiring and firing decisions, settling conflicts among colleagues, negotiating for money and […]
Save the Date for the AAMC Early Career Women Faculty Leadership Development Seminar
Mark Your Calendar – Applications Open in Early-February! Early Career Women Faculty Leadership Development Seminar Hyatt Regency Boston Boston, MA July 18-21, 2023 Learn More and Sign Up for Updates The application period for the Early Career Women Faculty Leadership Development Seminar will open in early-February. This year’s seminar will […]
Save the Date for a Virtual Maternal Health Equity Workshop on May 18
Maternal Health Equity Workshop: From Story to Data to Action Save the Date May 18, 2023 This is a virtual event. ADD TO MY CALENDAR Panelists and participants of the 2022 Maternal Health Incubator told us that in order to achieve maternal health and health care equity, public health and […]