Laura Crotty Alexander, MD, UC San Diego School of Medicine, will present PCCM Division Grand Rounds. Her talk is titled “Seeing through the vapor - Immunologic consequences of e-cigarette vaping."

The Group of Women in Medicine and Science (GWIMS) Annual Symposium, hosted by the UW SMPH Group on Women in Medicine & Science. This important conference brings together the UW SMPH community to celebrate, educate, and connect women in medicine and science. By participating in the GWIMS Annual Symposium, attendees will learn essential leadership skills tailored for women in academic settings.

Highlights include

• Opportunity to give back to our local community
• Ugly sweater competition 
• Hot chocolate bar with all the fixings
• Decorate your own sugar cookie
• A surprise musical performance from a campus group

No registration is required.

Presented by 

Tiffany Lin, MD

Associate Professor(CHS)

Division of Rheumatology

Department of Medicine

& 

Adam Bregman, MD, MBA

Assistant Professor(CHS)

Division of Nephrology

Department of Medicine

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Aziz Asbeutah, MD, Cardiovascular Disease Fellow, UW Division of Cardiovascular Medicine

Contact: abartlett@medicine.wisc.edu

Featuring Gillian Finke, SMPH Representative from UW Foundation 

Whether you’re brand new to engaging with foundations, or experienced in foundation partnering, this session will offer knowledge on best practices, and tips on actionable ways to build and strengthen relationships with prime foundation funders. Attend to learn more about foundation funding priorities, common pitfalls, and new strategies in successfully marketing your research to foundation partners. 

Presented by

Andrea Schmick

Communications Associate Director

Department of Medicine

&

Clint Thayer

Creative Manager

Department of Medicine

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Tim Kamp, MD, PhD
Professor, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Department of Medicine
Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine Research Professorship
WARF Craig T. January Professorship
Director of the Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine Center
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
 

Contact: abartlett@medicine.wisc.edu

Honoring a Legacy, Advancing a Mission: The Dennis G. Maki, MD Infectious Disease Conference

We invite you to join us in honoring Dennis G. Maki, MD, Emeritus Professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, for his remarkable legacy as a physician, educator, and leader in the field of Infectious Disease.

This conference is aimed at people caring for patients with infectious diseases but who are not infectious disease experts - i.e., front-line providers that need to know essentials about ID.

Presented by

Laure Rakvic-Farr, JD

Senior University Legal Counsel

Office of Legal Affairs

University of Wisconsin - Madison

We invite you to complete a brief 3-question survey to share your feedback. Your input is valuable in shaping future CFDS programming. Please click on the Post Session Survey provided below.

This retreat will help you grow your research and your impact:

• Get updates and resources to support your work
• Learn practical tips for winning funding from PCORI, DOD, and NIH
• Explore tools and resources for turning research into real-world change
• Connect with colleagues and share ideas in interactive breakout sessions:
  • Crafting and refining a compelling research pitch/spin for funding
  • Methodological considerations for comparative effectiveness and implementation science research
  • Patient-centered research approaches

This retreat is designed for faculty, with staff, trainees, and students also welcome—but not as substitutes for faculty.

Presented by

John McCartney, MD

Clinical Professor

Division of Allergy, Pulmonary, & Critical Care Medicine

&

Samantha Murray-Bainer, MD

Assistant Professor (CHS)

Division of Hospital Medicine

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Thinking about applying for a Medical Education Innovation Grant? This webinar will demystify the process and offer practical guidance to help you shape a compelling proposal.

Presented by

Zachary Goldberger, MD

Professor (CHS)

Division of Cardiovascular Medicine

Department of Medicine

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Featuring Lauren Gee and Whitney Sweeney, ICTR Team Science Lead 

Funders across the federal and private landscape are increasingly sponsoring multi-, inter-, and transdisciplinary teamed proposals, many of them deemed “high-risk, high-reward.” Learn how to set yourself up for success when preparing to apply for these large-scale grants, including definitions and important considerations, team formation best practices, and resources to assist in proposal development.