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Rising and Surviving: Elucidating Tenure and Promotion in
Multiple Career Paths
Sponsored by
APS Career Opportunities in Physiology
Committee
Career Development Track
Monday, April 20 — 5:45 PM-7:45 PM
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, Room 239
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Caroline R. Sussman, Mayo Clin.
Kamal Rahmouni, Univ. of Iowa |
The tenure and promotion process in both
academia and industry are of crucial importance for career development,
and cause intense stress among early career investigators in both
settings. Yet many are confused and overwhelmed by these issues and at
a loss where to find the critical information they require. The goal of
this symposium is to elucidate these issues as they apply in several
settings including medical schools, universities, colleges, industry,
government, and the military. The target audience is early career
investigators in these settings as well as graduate students and
postdoctoral fellows seeking information on the career development
process in different career paths. Specific issues that will be
addressed include publicized vs. unpublicized expectations, the changing
face of tenure, transparency of the promotion process, advice speakers
wish someone told them.
Speakers will give brief presentations
followed by 5 minutes of questions. Talks will be followed by breakout
sessions for informal, more detailed discussion of specific topics.
Breakout sessions will include additional topics not covered in talks.
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5:45 PM |
Chair’s introduction and explanation of session format. |
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5:50 PM |
Overview of promotion in academia and industry: surprising and not so surprising
similarities and difference.
Richard Klabunde, Ohio Univ. Col. Osteopath.
Med. |
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6:05 PM |
Tenure and promotion in universities.
Marian Walters, Penn State Capital Coll. |
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6:20 PM |
Tenure and promotion at medical schools.
Paul Rothman, Univ. of Iowa |
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6:35 PM |
Promotion in management and research tracks in industry.
Magdalena Alonso-Galicia, Merck Res. Labs. |
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6:50 PM |
Breakout sessions. |
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