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| The aim of the committee is to develop career assistance for ABRF members, ie, job fair, career path development workshops at annual meeting. The approach will be carried out on two tracks: PhD/PI, and management staff (BS, MS, or PhD/post-doc). |
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Dr. Gabriela Grigorean
(Chair) - Consortium for Genomic Technologies
Dr. Jim G. Farmar
- Univ. of Virginia
Prof Philip E Hockberger
- Northwestern University
Dr Sheenah Mische
- New York University Langone Medical Center
Jack Simpson
(Ad hoc) (EB Liaison)
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Advice to a Facility Technician:
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As an ABRF member, you can use the FASEB Career resources:
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NIH E-Mentoring Program
The ABRF Executive Board would like to make the ABRF membership, and other interested parties, aware of the National Institutes of Health (NIH/DHHS) Lifeworks E-mentoring Program ( http://science.education.nih.gov/LifeWorks/Ementoring ). The program is a Web-based e-mail service that links students with the Lifeworks E-mentoring database of research scientists, physicians, nurses, and other life science and health professionals from across the nation. Students follow a simple online registration and approval process and then select one or more professionals from our growing database of e-mentors, according to specific career interests and goals. Students are then connected by Web-mail to their chosen e-mentor(s) to begin the mentoring relationship. If you are a student who is interested in receiving this service or a professional in one of the above fields who would be interested in becoming an e-mentor, please consider joining this program today! Please note, the program is open to US students and professionals only.
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ABRF Recommended Guidelines for Authorship on Manuscripts
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