Offered by the DOM's Office of Research Services, the workshop prepares attendees to write and submit K grants or other career development proposals. 

To qualify, applicants must:

• Be DOM faculty, staff, or trainees (i.e. assistant or associate professors, scientists, senior fellows, or other applicable positions)
• Not have been a PI on a federally funded career development award (NIH, DOD, or NSF) or NOH R01 grant proposal 
• Have demonstrated interest in obtaining extramural funding
• Have a minimum of a rudimentary draft of an Aims page

Each three-hour session will include a general how-to discussion, breakout sessions for peer review and feedback, and an opportunity for further group questions and discussion. 

Topics Schedule

• September 13, 2024: Aims Page
• September 20, 2024: Research Strategy
• September 27, 2024: Preparing for the training of a K Award and Career Development
• October 4, 2024: Accessory documents, letters of Support, and Biosketches

For consideration, please visit the application website. Applicants are asked to provide the following as a single PDF when applying:

1. A cover letter addressing experience with submitting career development proposals and individual goals with participation in this program
2. A NIH Biosketch a maximum of five pages in length. (You may use the Personal Statement to describe how this training will benefit you)
3. A draft Aims page

The application submission will close Friday, August 30, 2024

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Calendar invites have been sent to the confirmed participants. 

Offered by the DOM's Office of Research Services, the workshop prepares attendees to write and submit K grants or other career development proposals. 

To qualify, applicants must:

• Be DOM faculty, staff, or trainees (i.e. assistant or associate professors, scientists, senior fellows, or other applicable positions)
• Not have been a PI on a federally funded career development award (NIH, DOD, or NSF) or NOH R01 grant proposal 
• Have demonstrated interest in obtaining extramural funding
• Have a minimum of a rudimentary draft of an Aims page

Each three-hour session will include a general how-to discussion, breakout sessions for peer review and feedback, and an opportunity for further group questions and discussion. 

Topics Schedule

• September 13, 2024: Aims Page
• September 20, 2024: Research Strategy
• September 27, 2024: Preparing for the training of a K Award and Career Development
• October 4, 2024: Accessory documents, letters of Support, and Biosketches

For consideration, please visit the application website. Applicants are asked to provide the following as a single PDF when applying:

1. A cover letter addressing experience with submitting career development proposals and individual goals with participation in this program
2. A NIH Biosketch a maximum of five pages in length. (You may use the Personal Statement to describe how this training will benefit you)
3. A draft Aims page

The application submission will close Friday, August 30, 2024

Offered by the DOM's Office of Research Services, the workshop prepares attendees to write and submit K grants or other career development proposals. 

To qualify, applicants must:

• Be DOM faculty, staff, or trainees (i.e. assistant or associate professors, scientists, senior fellows, or other applicable positions)
• Not have been a PI on a federally funded career development award (NIH, DOD, or NSF) or NOH R01 grant proposal 
• Have demonstrated interest in obtaining extramural funding
• Have a minimum of a rudimentary draft of an Aims page

Each three-hour session will include a general how-to discussion, breakout sessions for peer review and feedback, and an opportunity for further group questions and discussion.

Topics Schedule

• September 13, 2024: Aims Page
• September 20, 2024: Research Strategy
• September 27, 2024: Preparing for the training of a K Award and Career Development
• October 4, 2024: Accessory documents, letters of Support, and Biosketches

For consideration, please visit the application website. Applicants are asked to provide the following as a single PDF when applying:

1. A cover letter addressing experience with submitting career development proposals and individual goals with participation in this program
2. A NIH Biosketch a maximum of five pages in length. (You may use the Personal Statement to describe how this training will benefit you)
3. A draft Aims page

The application submission will close Friday, August 30, 2024

Offered by the DOM's Office of Research Services, the workshop prepares attendees to write and submit K grants or other career development proposals. 

To qualify, applicants must:

• Be DOM faculty, staff, or trainees (i.e. assistant or associate professors, scientists, senior fellows, or other applicable positions)
• Not have been a PI on a federally funded career development award (NIH, DOD, or NSF) or NOH R01 grant proposal 
• Have demonstrated interest in obtaining extramural funding
• Have a minimum of a rudimentary draft of an Aims page

Each three-hour session will include a general how-to discussion, breakout sessions for peer review and feedback, and an opportunity for further group questions and discussion. 

Topics Schedule

• September 13, 2024: Aims Page
• September 20, 2024: Research Strategy
• September 27, 2024: Preparing for the training of a K Award and Career Development
• October 4, 2024: Accessory documents, letters of Support, and Biosketches

For consideration, please visit the application website. Applicants are asked to provide the following as a single PDF when applying:

1. A cover letter addressing experience with submitting career development proposals and individual goals with participation in this program
2. A NIH Biosketch a maximum of five pages in length. (You may use the Personal Statement to describe how this training will benefit you)
3. A draft Aims page

The application submission will close Friday, August 30, 2024

Further information will be provided

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Calendar invites have been sent to the confirmed participants

This interactive workshop is tailored to CHS and CT track faculty who expect to go up for promotion within the next year or two. Mentors are also welcome.

This course includes:

• Emphasis on what you need to do in the last year before you go up for promotion
• Logistics of putting your packet together
• Overview of the promotions committees function and process by current members
• Opportunity to sign up for a 15-minute one-on-one consultation on your personal statement and/or dossier

Pathways to Promotion may be attended multiple times. Contact ofad@med.wisc.edu for questions

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Calendar invites have been sent to the confirmed participants

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Calendar invites have been sent to the confirmed participants

Join the Office for Faculty Affairs and Development on Wednesday, October 30, 2024 from 8 am - 12:30 pm for the second Education Scholarship Retreat. Participants should expect to be engaged in discussions and walk away from this retreat with actionable ideas. Register Here

• Are you wondering how to get your innovative curriculum or teaching activity published?
• Do you have an educational intervention idea but are not sure how to move the project forward?
• Does the thought of moving your teaching activities to scholarship keep you awake at night?
• Would you like to know how to develop your teaching experiences so they count for promotion?
• Have you been looking for strategies and sources for funding your education scholarship? 
• Do you want to know more about education scholarship?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you should attend the 2024 UWSMPH Education Scholarship to learn more about education scholarship and move your ideas and projects to the next step. We recognize people have varying levels of experience with education and education scholarship. 

Please join us for this in-person workshop