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2023 Annual Research & Career Symposium

The Society of Postdoctoral Scholars (SOPS) at the University of Kentucky (UK) is hosting their Annual Research & Career Symposium to showcase the work of UK postdoctoral scholars and fellows, promote networking among the UK research community, and encourage discussions on career paths for postdocs and PhD students.    

UK’s Research Priority Areas (RPAs): Updates and an introduction to our newest RPA, Material Science

UK’s Research Priority Areas (RPAs): Updates and an introduction to our newest RPA, Material Science Presenters: Lisa Cassis, (Office of the Vice President for Research), Allan Butterfield (Associate Vice President for Research, Centers and Institutes and Research Priority Areas) and John Balk (William T. Bryan Professor, Pigman College of Engineering) The Office of the Vice President for Research hosts a series of lunch and learn workshops.

Women’s Perspectives in Arts Administration

In our inaugural symposium, Women’s Perspectives in Arts Administration will celebrate the contributions of women-identifying scholars in the interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary field of arts administration. We are bringing together an intergenerational group of women scholars, from undergraduate students to emeritus professors into a one-day symposium themed: The Past, Present, and Future of Scholarship. 

Workshop: Intro to the IRB Process

Getting Started: The IRB Process is presented by the UK Office of Research Integrity and will provide an overview introduction to what IRB is, why it's needed, and the application process. Learn about how the IRB applies to your research and how it ensures ethical standards for safeguards and the protection of participants.     Workshop will be held in-person with a Zoom option.     Open to students, faculty, and staff!

Research Ethics Workshop: What to Know Before You Begin

Research Ethics: What to Know Before You Begin is presented by the UK Office of Research Integrity and will provide a general overview of the responsible conduct of research (RCR) for the scientist and scholar. Learn about the four common values associated with the responsible conduct of research and why it is critical in your research and creative scholarship to apply these values to your work.     Workshop will be held in-person with a Zoom option.     Open to students, faculty, and staff!

Agribusiness & Industry Career Fair 2023

Agribusiness & Industry Career Fair 2023 Employers, industry partners and students are invited to connect for full-time, part-time, and internship positions!  The 2023 Agribusiness and Industry Career Fair event welcomes employers, industry partners and students on Wednesday, Sept. 13 from 2-6 p.m. (EDT) in the E.S. Good Barn on campus.

CCTS Webinar: NIH All of Us Research Program:

NIH All of Us Research Program: Research Opportunities to Improve Health for All of Us! Wednesday September 13, 2023 12:00 - 1:00 pm Online via Zoom Presenters: Gia Mudd-Martin, PhD, MPH, RN Professor, College of Nursing UK CCTS Community Engagement Core Director

Inclusive Workforce Summit: Engaging the Talent of Kentuckians with Disabilities

An inclusive workforce is one in which the unique skills, contributions, and diversity of qualified individuals, including those with disabilities, are actively recruited, valued, and integral for success. It is an environment where the engagement, development, retention, and advancement of an increasingly skilled and diverse workforce is promoted and supported across all employment sectors and levels.

University Research Professors Panel Discussion Series: Discoveries and applications of genetic factors in disease, treatment and recovery

The Office of the Vice President for Research is organizing a series of panel discussions showcasing the 2023-24 University Research Professors, on the second Tuesday of each month throughout the academic year.  Click here to learn more about the University Research Professorship program.

Introduction to EndNote 21

Take a tour of EndNote 21 and learn the basics of this updated version.

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