& information for graduate fellowships
NYU - Biology Department Information Session
The NYU Biology Department is hosting an information session on our PhD program on Monday October 19th from 4-5.30pm EST on Zoom. Please forward to any undergraduate or Master's students who might be interested.
Monday October 19th 4-5.30pm EST - via Zoom
Join Justin Blau (Professor and Department Chair), Sevinc Ercan (Associate Professor and Faculty Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) and current PhD students for an information session on the NYU Biology PhD program.
We encourage prospective students from historically underrepresented groups in STEM to attend.
Please register for the event with your institutional email and we will reply with a Zoom link.
BIPH & CHPH Virtual Open House (University of Maryland)
The Biophysics and the Chemical Physics programs at the Institute for Physical Science and Technology will hold a Virtual Open House on Friday, November 6th, 11AM - 1PM. Please encourage your senior undergraduate students to register by completing this form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffNYwTlj-N4oBrHlK5_ykJc6dsHLLgl0Cl1WkIzCaB_DaZNQ/viewform) for the Zoom information to attend the event.
UCLA Molecular Biology virtual open house
UCLA's Molecular Doctoral program invites you to join them on Monday, November 2nd from 2-4pm for a virtual open house to learn more. They'll have talks by their Program Director, Hilary Coller, all four home area directors, a student panel, and time for Q/A. Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSccx0aJLkQ7-erPCI-nP36rgb2yZQ6H3v7hR3Jkf4gGMOrCLQ/viewform
Pathways to Neuroscience Virtual Panel - Oppurtunity for undergrads interested in studying the brain
The science outreach teams at Society for Neuroscience (DC Chapter), University of Maryland’s Neuroscience and Cognitive Science program, and Johns Hopkins’ Neuroscience Training program have organized a virtual neuroscience research/career panel for undergraduates throughout the DMV area.
The panel will have PhD students, post-baccalaureate fellows, and MD-PhD students, all involved in the field of neuroscience. In this casual panel, we will be answering questions from you guys about basically anything, such as why we decided on our career path, advice for young students, likes/dislikes about our jobs, and much more! We will start with a general panel discussion (~45 mins), and then break into smaller groups (e.g., one breakout room with only PhD students), to allow for more specific questions.
Our event will take place on October 21 at 5 pm EST. If you are available and are even mildly curious about pursuing neuroscience in your future career, come hang out with us and ask some questions!
Fill out the short Google form to indicate your interest here (required to attend this virtual event!): https://forms.gle/ZvcYpPCRRbFH4s7w5
Maryland Sea Grant Fellowship programs
Maryland Sea Grant is committed to enhancing the graduate experience. We offer a number of fellowship opportunities in research, natural resource management, and marine policy that allow graduate students to explore their interests and broaden their experience. Our former fellows have advanced to careers in academia, nonprofit organizations, and state and federal government agencies. Learn more about their many opportunities: https://www.mdsg.umd.edu/topics/graduate-fellowships/graduate-fellowships
Posted: October 16, 2020, 4:42 PM