This program is not currently scheduled.
However, any resources like slides and recordings from this event would be listed under Materials at the bottom of this page. Announcements about when this program is offered next will be emailed from "UCSF Office of Career and Professional Development."
Overview
Good rotations set you up for finding a good dissertation lab...but what's a good rotation and how do you have one? The Office of Career and Professional Development in collaboration with D'Anne Duncan, Assistant Dean for Diversity and Learner Success has developed a webpage resource to help first year students in basic and biomedical science students do just that. It covers what you need to do and understand before, during, and after your rotations and applies to both in-person and virtual rotations. In this event, one of the authors of this page will take you through how to use the page, facilitate meeting your fellow first-year students in small groups, and then answer questions you have about navigating your rotations.
Speakers
- Rachel Care, PhD - Program Director, UCSF Office of Career and Professional Development
- D'Anne Duncan, PhD - Assistant Dean for Diversity and Learner Success, UCSF Graduate Division
Format
- On Zoom
- Presentation
- Individual and small-groups work
- Large-group discussion
For more on the programs in this series, visit the Workplace Navigation website.