APAN 2021 Community and Professional Development Panel Registration

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Thanks for your interest in the APAN 2021 Community and Professional Development Panels. APAN is Advances and Perspectives in Auditory Neuroscience, and the panels will focus specifically on the auditory neuroscience community. Topics and dates:
- Women and gender minorities panel discussion - April 22, 2021
- Getting your auditory neuroscience research funded - April 29, 2021
- Publishing your auditory neuroscience research - May 13, 2021
- Job application dos and don'ts - May 27, 2021
Meetings will be held on Zoom on Thursdays at 12:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). We will email the URL prior to the event, so registration beforehand is important! You are welcome to submit a new registration form later if your schedule changes.

To register:
1. Provide contact and demographic information (this information will not be shared but will help us tailor discussions to the audience and plan future events).
2. Indicate which panels you plan to attend.

More details on the panels are available here: https://www.med.upenn.edu/apan/professional-and-community-development-program.html. Questions? Contact apanchair@apanhearing.org

Email (required). We will use this address to send you meeting URLs and any updates to the agenda. *

Your career stage *

Which of these best describes your research focus? *

Auditory disorders

Systems/Cognitive work in humans

Systems/Cognitive work in animal models

Modelling/computational approaches to hearing science

Molecular substrates of auditory processing

Other:

Your geographic location *

Ethnicity (select all that apply) *

Asian

Black or African American

Hispanic, Latino or Spanish Origin

Native American or Aboriginal

White or Caucasian

Middle Eastern or North African

Pacific Islander

A race/ethnicity no listed here

Prefer not to answer

Required

How would you describe your gender? *

Female

Male

Gender variant/nonconforming

Prefer not to answer

Not listed

Do you identify as transgender? *

Yes

Prefer not to answer

Which best describes your institutional affiliation? *

I work at a prominent, internationally recognized research institution. I have access to many peers working in related areas of sensory or cognitive neuroscience that I can turn to for career advice.

I work at a regionally recognized research institution. I have access to some peers outside of my lab working in neuroscience or psychology, but they may not understand the specifics about my field.

I work at a smaller research institution. I don't have too many peers outside of my own lab that I can turn to for career advice.

Women and gender minorities panel discussion - April 22, 2021 *

Plan to attend

Not interested

Getting your auditory neuroscience research funded - April 29, 2021 *

Plan to attend

Not interested

Publishing your auditory neuroscience research - May 13, 2021 *

Plan to attend

Not interested

Job application dos and don'ts - May 27, 2021 *

Plan to attend

Not interested

Questions/comments? If you have any particular questions or ideas for discussion relevant to any of these panels, please tell use here. We can't guarantee that we can cover all topics, but your input is appreciated!

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