JAYDOC’s Lunch & Learn Series

The Office of Professional Development and Faculty Affairs (PDFA) is pleased to offer 50 programs in the 2007-2008 Academic year.  All sessions are now open for registration.  Faculty members can develop and enhance their skills as teachers, clinicians, researchers, leaders in academic medical education, and writers, as well as skills critical to the success with mentoring experiences and their own career development.  Categories

2007 - 2008

Workshops
Workshops are over the noon hour (noon – 1:00 p.m.), require pre-registration and will provide lunch. APA PRA Category 1 Credit will be available for many of the sessions with registration for credit on-site.  EEDS registration “swipe cards” are used for easy registration.

TO ENROLL
On the Professional Development Seminars & Events site you may either register for a single event, or select and register into several at one time.  Without pre-registering a lunch and handout will not be available to you.

WORKSHOP CALENDARS
For your viewing convenience the Professional Development Seminars & Events may be viewed in one of three ways:

• Printable Calendar (PDF)
• Printable Calendar by Topic Category (PDF)
• PDFA Training Calendar & Registration webpage
  
  
• Categorized Listings
  • Academic & Clinical Research
  • Career & Professional Growth
  • Chair School
  • Faculty Leadership
  • Mentoring
  • Teaching Skills (Previously called “The Educator’s Breakfast Series”)
  • Writing Workshop

MENTORING INITIATIVE – PRESENTATION & NETWORKING LUNCH SERIES

• Each noon hour networking session offers an opportunity for mentees (junior faculty with less than 5 years on our campus) or mentors (any member of the SOM, SON, or SAH faculty who serve as a mentor to one or more SOM junior faculty members) to enjoy lunch together, share and learn from each other, and participate in a 20 minute presentation and discussion related to mentoring related topics.  Some sessions will combine both mentees and mentors; others will create sessions for only the mentees or the mentors to attend.

LEADERSHIP SKILLS

•  Leadership Series - Campus Wide
  This is a series of 5 lecture/lunch presentations on the 1st Friday beginning in January to anyone on the KUMC campus.  The theme this year is "Stories of Leaders: How They Do or Did It" offering speakers and panels of presenters from both across our KUMC campus and from the Kansas City area. For those unable to attend, videos are available at the end of the series with a link next to the information for each session.  
• Leadership Series - for Faculty Only
  Three lecture/lunch presentations with guest speakers this fall will be open to members of the faculty in the SOM, SON and SAH. An additional leadership skill building session will be offered by WIMS to the SOM faculty members.

Outside KUMC

• Supertrax: Leadership in Action
  These are leadership and management classes offered for credit through KUMC Human Resources.
• Society for Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (SELAM)
  This Program is geared toward senior faculty in academic health centers and related organizations, members of the Society for Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine, and those interested in the advancement of women in academic health.
• Executive Leadership in American Medicine (ELAM)
  ELAM is one of the premier programs in the country designed to promote the advancement of women in academic medicine. Consisting of three one- week, off- site segments coupled with a project of the candidate’s choice, this course is open to women at the level of Associate Professor and higher on a competitive basis.
• National Leadership Development Programs (PDF)
  Download list of national programs compiled by AAMC.
• Faculty Vitae
  A publication of AAMC’s Faculty Development and Leadership programs. Its features include news, resources, and lessons in leadership and management to support U.S. medical schools and teaching hospitals.

WRITING SKILLS FOR ACADEMIC MEDICINE

• Writing Workshop Series
  1st Wednesday lecture/lunch series which offers both local and outside guest presenters on topics of writing skills such as educational scholarship, improving your own writing skills for use with publishing and teaching, writing letters of recommendation, how to write reviews and more. Fall sessions are basic topics and the spring are more advanced programs.  (Past Events) .
• WRITE WINNING GRANTS Seminar October 27, 2007
  PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED
• Writing Consult Center

RESEARCH SKILLS

• Workshops for Researchers  "Clearing House"
  This site is an all inclusive "clearing house" for all research related topics (lectures, workshops, conferences, seminars, ground rounds), on this campus.
• Workshops for Researchers Past Schedules

MEDICAL EDUCATION SKILLS

• 2007-2008 Education Skills Workshops
• Spring 2007 Educator's Breakfast Series  Past Schedules
• Workshops for Educator's Past Schedules

WIMS
Special workshops and conferences will be presented by the organization of Women in Medicine (WIMS) , now under new leadership, and will be announced throughout the year.  Anyone on the faculty in the School of Medicine wishing to join the organization, or needing additional information should contact Ryan Carrillo, WIMS Senior Coordinator. 

• WIMS (Women in Medicine) Journal Clubs and annual Conferences are offered.  
• AAMC 2007 Mid Career Women Professional Development Seminar

Links to other Professional Development SITE MAPS & Information:
Programs | JAYDOC’s Lunch & Learn Series | Department Chair Resources & Support | Educator's Resources & Support | Research Resources & Support | Workshops for Researchers | Postdoctoral Resources & Support | New Faculty Virtual Orientation

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