Webinar Series
Science Career
The Science Career Series consists of an expanding set of interactive online programs that are designed to enhance the essential career-related skills of early career psychologists in academic and research settings. Each brief program targets a specific topic and provides a highly immersive, engaging and interactive educational experience, based on the science-of-learning literature.
This program does not offer CE credit.
Effective Teaching and Course Design
September 2017
Overviews powerful, practical methods to enhance your teaching skills.
Funding and Financing for Your Research
September 2017
Understand why organizations provide funding support, how our research fits their missions, and how grant funds are handled on your campus.
How to Review a Manuscript
September 2017
See the dimensions that your manuscript is being rated along, the recommended dispositions that are available to the reviewers, and the most effective ways to respond to editorial feedback.
Interviewing for Academic Jobs
September 2017
Learn the kinds of questions you should ask, and expect, in interactions with students, colleagues, and academic administrators.
Leadership and Management
September 2017
Learn about the multiple roles you play in managing your research team and how to become a more effective, productive leader.
Negotiating a Faculty Job Offer
September 2017
Find out how to negotiate your faculty job offer effectively to maximize your success in your new position.
Publish or Perish: A Survival Guide
September 2017
Take a look at the publication process to learn how three simple steps can increase the quality of your work and your chances of getting published in the outlets of your choice.
University Structure and Tenure
September 2017
Getting tenure requires becoming a valued member of the campus community and understanding your role as a teacher, administrator, and scientist.
Writing a Winning Academic Letter of Recommendation
September 2017
Learn the dos and don’ts of academic letter writing, and maximize the effectiveness of your letters in the promotion of your students and colleagues