micro-BREWMOR registration form

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February 19, 2021, 4:30-6:00 pm US eastern time, virtual on zoom
Purpose: Bring together undergraduate educators to build a community of support and resource sharing
Theme: Preparing Undergraduate Students for Research Experiences.
Please be sure your email is correct so that you receive communication and links about the event.
There is no registration fee. The event is free. Please register by February 8th, 2021.

Option 1

Clear selection

Your name *

Your email address *

Your time zone *

Your affiliation (institution, company, etc) *

What is your career stage?

undergraduate student

graduate student

postdoc

instructor/teaching faculty (non-tenure track)

assistant professor (pre-tenure)

associate professor/full professor

school teacher

Other:

Clear selection

Model organism(s) you work with/are interested in working with:

micro BREWMOR breakout session input *

For each of the following topics, indicate your level of interest, considering how each relates to your needs and/or goals for mentoring undergraduate student research. This information is for planning purposes only. Attendees will select the breakout session of their choice.

very interested

somewhat interested

neutral

not interested

inclusive practices for recruiting

mentoring research students

preparing students for a more productive research experience (e.g. - lit reviews, technique workshops, etc.)

RCR (responsible conduct of research) for research student

Remote research projects and mentoring

Scientific communication skills

Design of Assessment tools (student ability and knowing when to let go)

Dealing with student experimental failure-developing resilience in students

Teaching collaboration skills; community building

advocacy – how do faculty get support-reagents, equipment, research credit, recognition.

Yeast as an educational model organism

Worms as an educational model organism

Flies as an educational model organism

Bacteria as an educational model organism

Analyzing existing data sets (bioinformatics)

Imaging (Image J, FIJI etc)

Creating and analyzing novel data sets (omics of the session leader)

How can BREWMOR support you?

other