Preparing Chemical Leaders of Tomorrow
Preparing Chemical Leaders of Tomorrow is a Camille and Henry Dreyfus funded project providing professional development
opportunities for graduate students in four chemical science departments at the
University of Washington: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering, and
Materials Science & Engineering. A steering committee has been formed (with
faculty and doctoral student representatives) to plan monthly seminars,
retreats, and website development.
Link to list of members
Doctoral students from Biochemistry, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, and
Materials Science & Engineering are invited to the events listed
below.
Video tape of the retreats are available for checkout at the Center for
Instructional Development and Research (422 Sieg Hall, phone: 206-543-6588).
Upcoming Seminars
2004 SUMMER
LUNCH SEMINARS:
Thursdays, Noon-1:30 p.m.
July
8, 2004: An Academic Career at a Four-Year College
Chemistry
Building, Room 339
July
22, 2004: An Academic Career at a Research Institution
Chemistry
Building, Room 339
August
5, 2004: A Research Career in Industry
Chemistry
Building, Room 339
August
19, 2004: A Management/Administrative Career in Industry
Chemistry
Building, Room 102
Sept.
9, 2004: A Research Career in
Government/National Labs
Chemistry
Building, Room 102
Sept.
23, 2004: Finding a Job in a Down Market and
Making the Transition
from Academia to Industry
Chemistry
Building, Room 102
Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP to
megray@u.washington.edu
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Retreats
Seminars
On-line Resources
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Academic panel for the first Professional Development
Series retreat.
From left to right:
Dr. Esmaeel Naeemi (Seattle Central Community College)
Professor Jim Meyer (University of Washington)
Associate Professor Kristen Skogerboe (Seattle University)
Professor Jim Callis (University of Washington)
Dr. Kristina Peterson (Lakeside School)
Dr. Kip Hauch (University of Washington)
View more photos of the retreat. |
Generously Funded by the Camille & Henry Dreyfus
Foundation,
Special Grant Program in the Chemical Sciences
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