Rush Mentoring Programs
As humans, we build upon what others have already learned. That makes mentoring critical to success in any professional track, including health care. Rush University makes mentoring a cornerstone of its professional development efforts, allowing early-career faculty to learn from those who preceded them and giving experienced faculty the opportunity to keep their wisdom alive, vibrant and useful by bettering patient lives and professional careers.
Rush University has four unique mentoring programs open to all faculty members affiliated with Rush University and John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County. Our programs currently host many seminars and workshops for researchers, educators and postdoctoral medical professionals.
2021 Rush Mentoring Programs Annual Report
The Office of Mentoring Programs within Faculty Affairs is excited to announce that the 2021 Rush Mentoring Programs Annual Report has been published.
Click Here to View the 2021 Rush Mentoring Programs Annual Report
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Date April 13, 2022 Time 9:00 - 10:30 am Format/Location Hybrid (Zoom/Armour Academic Center, Room 1023)
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RRMP Lab Track Meeting
Presentation Title: Glycoengineering Anti-HIV Antibodies to Increase Delivery to the Brain and Block Viral Rebound and Egress From the CNS in a cART Cessation Model
Presenter
Jeffrey Schneider, PhD
About the RRMP Lab Track Meeting RRMP mentees will be presenting their research to solicit critical feedback for eventual funding.
How to Get to Room 1023 at the Armour Academic Center
When you get off the elevator on the 10th floor of the Armour Academic Center, walk towards the hallway with the windows and make a right turn. After you make a right turn, walk all the way down the hallway until you see room 1044. Room 1023 is within room 1044. Therefore, walk straight to the back after you enter room 1044 and make a left turn. After you make a left turn, you will need to walk straight down the hallway and you will be able to see room 1023 on your left hand side.
RSVP - We will send you a calendar invitation that will include the Zoom meeting information to block your calendar after you RSVP. |
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Date April 14, 2022 Time 12:00 - 1:00 pm Format/Location Hybrid (Zoom/Armour Academic Center, Room 1023)
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Meet the Expert Seminar
Presentation Title: Treatment No Longer Has to Take Months: How Massed Approaches Can Effectively Treat Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in a Matter of Days
Presenter Philip Held, PhD Licensed Clinical Psychologist Research Director, Road Home Program: The National Center of Excellence for Veterans and Their Families at Rush Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Rush Medical College
About the Meet the Expert Seminar 1. To learn about research accomplishments and future directions of mentees who had completed their tenure in the Rush Research Mentoring Program.
2. To establish new interdisciplinary and interdepartmental collaborations.
How to Get to Room 1023 at the Armour Academic Center
When you get off the elevator on the 10th floor of the Armour Academic Center, walk towards the hallway with the windows and make a right turn. After you make a right turn, walk all the way down the hallway until you see room 1044. Room 1023 is within room 1044. Therefore, walk straight to the back after you enter room 1044 and make a left turn. After you make a left turn, you will need to walk straight down the hallway and you will be able to see room 1023 on your left hand side.
RSVP - We will send you a calendar invitation that will include the Zoom meeting information to block your calendar after you RSVP. |
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Date April 20, 2022 Time 12:00 - 1:00 pm Format/Location Virtual (Zoom)
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Postdoctoral Seminar
Presentation Title: How to Give an Effective Chalk Talk
Panelists
Alan Landay, PhD Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, Rush Medical College Vice-Chair of Research, Department of Internal Medicine Division Chief of Translational and Precision Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine
João Mamede, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Microbial Pathogens and Immunity, Rush Medical College
Erik Snapp, PhD Director of Student and Postdoctoral Programs Howard Hughes Medical Institute Janelia Research Campus
Objectives 1. To discuss about the common pitfalls during a Chalk Talk
2. To provide important tips on how to prepare and successfully deliver a Chalk Talk
3. What should be included and avoided in your Chalk Talk
RSVP - We will send you a calendar invitation that will include the Zoom meeting information to block your calendar after you RSVP. |
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Date April 25, 2022 Time 3:00 - 4:00 pm Format/Location Virtual (Zoom)
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RRMP Clinical Track Meeting
Presentation Title: Novel Models of Care and Caregiver Support in Advanced Parkinson’s Disease and Lewy Body Dementia Presenter Jori Fleisher, MD, MSCE, FAAN Leslie Nan Burridge Endowed Faculty Scholar in Parkinson’s Disease Research Associate Professor, Department of Neurological Sciences, Rush Medical College Director, Rush Lewy Body Dementia Association Research Center of Excellence Director, Rush CurePSP Center of Care
About the RRMP Clinical Track Meeting RRMP mentees will be presenting their research to solicit critical feedback for eventual funding.
RSVP - We will send you a calendar invitation that will include the Zoom meeting information to block your calendar after you RSVP. |