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Events for the week of July 18, 2016
Upcoming Events
- Friday, July 29 and Saturday, July 30: R.A.D. Rape Aggression Defense Systems Training
Friday 5:30-9:30pm and Saturday 9:00am-2:00pm
Downtown Campus
You must be able to participate both days. To sign up, email rbarnes1@tulane.edu
- Tuesday, August 16: THE WELL presents Question, Persuade, and Refer (QPR)
Time: 9:00am- 10:30am
Location: TW 1201
- Thursday, August 18: AuditReady session, presented by LA CaTS Clinical Translational Unit of Tulane and the Tulane Human Research Protection Office
12:00pm, Room 1208
Pre-registration is required: https://redcap-training.sph.tulane.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=ATX4XRYAE4
- Tuesday, August 23: Faculty “Welcome Back” All SPHTM faculty required to attend
Time: 8:30AM
Location: TW 1201
- Monday, September 19: General Faculty Meeting
Time: 12noon – 1:00pm
Location: Rm. 1201
- Tuesday, October 25: General Faculty Retreat All SPHTM faculty required to attend
Time: 8:00am – 3:00pm
Location: LBC, Qatar Ballroom
Ongoing Events
Responsible Conduct of Research and Rigor and Transparency: Fall 2016 Seminar Series
The seminar series presents topics crucial to conducting responsible, ethical, and transparent research. Seminar dates will be added to the weekly as they approach. View a complete schedule here.
Topics for fall 2016: Conflicts of interest; Responsible use of animals in research; Data acquisition and laboratory tools; Management, sharing and ownership; Research misconduct and policies for handling misconduct; Mentor/Mentee responsibilities and relationships; Use of human subjects in research; The scientist as a responsible member of society; Contemporary ethical issues in biomedical research; Environmental and societal impacts of scientific research; Responsible authorship and publications; Enhancing reproducibility through rigor and transparency: NIH expectations of grant applicants and recipients; Enhancing reproducibility through rigor and transparency: Sex as a biological variable; Enhancing reproducibility through rigor and transparency: Biostatistics considerations and data collection and analysis; and Enhancing reproducibility through rigor and transparency: Advanced topics.
Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor Recreation is housed out of the Reily Student Recreation Center on the uptown campus. Each semester, Outdoor Recreation hosts a number of outdoor trips aimed at exposing Tulane students to the Gulf South region and its outdoors through recreation activities, educating students on the environment, sustainability, and stewardship, and teaching students outside the classroom. Students on the Downtown campus are eligible to participate. Most of our trips are subsidized and thus, offered at discounted rates to students. A full listing of our upcoming trips, as well as registration information and prices, can be found on the Outdoor Recreation website.
School of Medicine Office of Medical Education Call for Presenters in The Interdisciplinary Seminar Series
The Interdisciplinary Seminar Series was created to address those topics that are relevant to patient care, but may not be fully addressed in the typical discipline-based clinical curriculum model. Each seminar emphasizes active learning opportunities for students, with lecture time limited to 20-30 minutes followed by a 2.5 hour period of small group problem solving exercises utilizing multiple interactive learning techniques. The ideal seminar involves faculty from multiple disciplines working together to develop a program that addresses the proposed topic in an interactive fashion. Community based resources and organizations are also used to augment seminar topics. If you are interested in presenting a seminar, contact Janet E. Johnson, MD, PhD or Dwain Williams, BA.
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