Neuroscience Departments and Program Workshop
Connect, learn, and collaborate in this dynamic 2-hour workshop.
Overview
The Neuroscience Departments and Programs (NDP) Workshop is 2-hour interactive professional development workshop aimed at program directors, administrators, faculty, and other members of the training community. The format consists of ~15-minute presentations by each facilitator, followed by Q&A. There is a large group discussion following the final facilitator.
Neuroscience 2025 NDP Workshop
Resilience in Research and Education: Personal and Global Perspectives
Date & Time:Sunday, November 16, 9–11 a.m.
Organizer/Moderator:Lique Coolen
Speakers:Maryann Martone, A. Kimberley McAllister, Maija-Kreetta Koskinen
Description: This workshop aims to cover different types of disruptions that neuroscience programs may face. Departments need to have mechanisms in place to respond to disruptions caused by a variety of sources, whether they come from events in the world or from events within a program.
Contact: training@sfn.org
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Previous NDP Workshops
- 2024: “Neuroscience Undergraduate and Graduate Curricula and Training Programs for the Future”
- Taralyn Tan, PhD, Robert Calin-Jageman, PhD, Monica Linden, PhD, & Rosalind A. Segal, MD, PhD
- 2023: “Skills and Best Practices for Transition Periods for Trainees and Junior Faculty in Academia”
- Marco Venniro, PhD, Shannon Stephens, PhD, Anne West, MD, PhD, & Nermin Sumru Bayin, PhD
- 2022: “From Design to Analysis: Improving Research Skills for an Evolving Field”
- Eleanor Batty, PhD, Mary Harrington, PhD, & Ashley Juavinett, PhD
- 2020 (presented virtually in 2022): “Embedding Rigor Throughout Neuroscience Training”
- David Glass, PhD, Mary Harrington, PhD, & Taralyn Tan, PhD
- 2019: “Hiring and Promoting Faculty in the Era of Team Science”
- Hollis Cline, PhD, Saskia E.J. de Vries, PhD, & Steven Hyman, MD
- 2018: “Breaking Through: Pathways to Independence for Early Career Neuroscientists”
- Elisabeth Van Bockstaele, PhD & Rosalind Segal, MD, PhD