April 8, 2013 9:00 a.m.
Please join us as we introduce the UC LEAF program to the University and community. Addresses will be given by UC President Santa Ono and the UC LEAF Leadership Team followed by a keynote from Dr. Scott Page.
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To make Launch attendance convenient for faculty and staff on the UC Medical Campus, UC LEAF has arranged for a UC shuttle to take faculty directly from the Medical Science Building to the Tangeman University Center and then return at the end of the meeting.
The shuttle will leave at 8:40 from the north entrance of MSB this is the entrance facing CCHMC Building S. At 11:00 the shuttle will leave from TUC and return to the same MSB entrance.
The regular UC Shuttle also runs between the two campuses as a free service to UC students, faculty, and staff. It can be picked up across the steet from MSB, the shuttle stop is located on the same side of the street as the Eden Parking Garage, and will drop off on Main Street. To monitor shuttle location go to: https://uc.doublemap.com/map/
Please visit Dr. Page's website to learn more about his work
Please join us for the UC LEAF launch including address by Univesity of Cinncinnati President Santa Ono and keynote by Dr. Scott Page.
Please view invitation for more details
Thursday, May 9, 9:00-11:00am
University Hall, Room 450
Presented by: George S. Deepe, M.D., Dept. Int. Medicine
Learning Objectives:
• Describe when to write a paper
• Name who should be included as a co-author
• Identify where to submit it: understanding the journals in your field
• Recognize the importance of negative results and how to incorporate them
• Devise strategies for dealing with rejection; regrouping/reassessing/resubmitting a manuscript
• Evaluate when to serve as a reviewer and how use it as a path to being a better scientific writer
• From the other side: what the editors see and want
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The University of Cincinnati is committed to providing an environment that promotes the advancement and well-being of faculty across all departments. The mission of LEAF is to ensure that these opportunities extend to women faculty in the STEM disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) by transforming the culture of the University into one that embraces and champions equity for women STEM scientists.
Our vision is to create a continuous pipeline that integrates bottom up initiatives targeted to women faculty, top down leadership reform, and advocacy and accountability initiatives with programming and policy change that will provide the sustainable support system necessary to develop women STEM faculty to their fullest potential.