We offer sessions focused on specific topics related to research development. Topics might include finding funding, mentoring, proposal development and broader impacts. Attendees also will be introduced to program officers at various national funding agencies and will be provided with strategies to approach and build the relationships that are vital to success.
Unless otherwise indicated, our workshops are open to all faculty, students and staff.
You can find previously recorded sessions on our recordings and resources page or check out team science where we customize and facilitate collaborative events for researchers to build new connections, identify new lines of inquiry and ideate around funding opportunities.
Contact us to request additional topics and resources.
Early Career Researcher Workshop Series
This workshop series features topics relevant to early career researchers throughout the year. Topics include developing your research agenda, communicating your research, introduction to grant writing and managing research teams. Each session is interactive, and participants can expect to leave with clear and actionable next steps.
Spring 2026 semester
Communicating Your Research
New Date: Feb. 20, 9 a.m.-noon, Bond Life Sciences Center, Room 171
During this session, Division of Research professional development and communication teams will lead investigators in developing a marketing plan for sharing their research with a variety of audiences. Facilitators will share resources and best practices for:
- Creating a personal brand.
- Communicating research to campus and the public.
Participants also will hear from a panel of researchers who have been successful in marketing their research in unique and interesting ways.
Status: Registration is open. Registration deadline: Feb. 16
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