To begin to create an atmosphere in which students learn to communicate across disciplinary lines by providing the opportunity to develop skills in presenting and evaluating research results. Students will develop short scientific presentations, an abstract, and a poster and learn to present their findings to others and to ask and answer questions from their peers. Permission of department required.

GRAD 50100 PULSe Scientific Communications

PULSe Scientific Communications

This 2-semester sequence (2 credits in fall and 1 credit in spring) is a first-year requirement of all ESE IGP students. The series is designed to build critical and resilience thinking skills, and improve oral and written communication through critique writing, panel forums, and mini, oral presentations while promoting camaraderie among the ESE IGP.

GRAD 51000 ESE Colloquium/Seminar I

ESE Colloquium/Seminar I

GRAD 51100 ESE Colloquium/Seminar II

ESE Colloquium/Seminar II

Fellowship Application Writing is open to any graduate student who is interested in applying for fellowships and other grant opportunities. Graduate students will be taught how to write personal statements, research statements, and extended research plans that they can submit for fellowship applications. Organization of research background, methods, and significance will be emphasized. Writing mechanics and addressing grant agency requirements and procedures will also be covered. Additionally, fellowship and grant opportunities will be discussed along with professional communication skills. Typically offered Fall.

GRAD 55000 Fellowship And Grant Application Writing

Fellowship And Grant Application Writing

Students will critically engage with a series of cancer research seminars, analyzing diverse research topics, methodologies, and findings. Through written summaries and a final reflection, students will strengthen their ability to synthesize complex scientific information and connect interdisciplinary research to their own academic interests.

GRAD 58700 Seminar In Cancer Research

Seminar In Cancer Research

Hours and credits to be arranged. For the use of interdisciplinary programs and in other situations when appropriate departmental courses are not available or general Graduate School identification is desirable. To be used only with the consent of the dean of the Graduate School.

GRAD 59000 Grant Writing Light

Grant Writing Light

GRAD 59000 ESE Coll/Seminar I

ESE Coll/Seminar I

GRAD 59000 ESE Coll/Seminar II

ESE Coll/Seminar II

GRAD 59000 Laboratory Rotation

Laboratory Rotation

GRAD 59000 Lab Rotation

Lab Rotation

GRAD 59000 Res Admin And Compliance

Res Admin And Compliance

Hours and credits to be arranged. For the use of interdisciplinary programs and in other situations when appropriate departmental courses are not available or general Graduate School identification is desirable. To be used only with the consent of the dean of the Graduate School. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

GRAD 59000 Research Mentorship

Research Mentorship

GRAD 59000 SIGP Professional Development

SIGP Professional Development

GRAD 59000 Inclusive Excellence Exp Learn

Inclusive Excellence Exp Learn

GRAD 59000 Research Data Mgmt & Records

Research Data Mgmt & Records

GRAD 59000 PU Drug Discover Train Prog

PU Drug Discover Train Prog

GRAD 59000 Preparing Future Faculty

Preparing Future Faculty

GRAD 59000 Biology Of Aging

Biology Of Aging

GRAD 59000 Interdisc Perspec SJI

Interdisc Perspec SJI

GRAD 59000 Geographic Info Systms

Geographic Info Systms

GRAD 59000 Mentoring Intercultural Growth

Mentoring Intercultural Growth

GRAD 59000 Comm For The Engaging Reserchr

Comm For The Engaging Reserchr

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GRAD 59000 Grant Writing

Grant Writing

GRAD 59000 Fellow & Grant App Writing

Fellow & Grant App Writing

GRAD 59000 Interdisciplinary Seminar Crse

Interdisciplinary Seminar Crse

GRAD 59000 Peer To Peer Ldrshp& Mentoring

Peer To Peer Ldrshp& Mentoring

GRAD 59000 Peer To Peer Ldrshp & Mntrng

Peer To Peer Ldrshp & Mntrng

GRAD 59000 Grad Stdnt Engagement K12 Ed

Grad Stdnt Engagement K12 Ed

GRAD 59000 Peer To Peer Leadr Mentoring

Peer To Peer Leadr Mentoring

GRAD 59000 Grad Life Drawing

Grad Life Drawing

GRAD 59000 Grad Stdnt Engage K12

Grad Stdnt Engage K12

GRAD 60100 PULSe Scientific Communications

This variable topic course is designed to be used by any department at WL needing to offer a training program associated with research grants such as those required by certain NIH, NSF or other grant agencies or programs. Permission of instructor required.

GRAD 61000 Grant Training Program I

Grant Training Program I

This variable topic course is designed to be used by any department at WL needing to offer a training program associated with research grants such as those required by certain NIH, NSF or other grant agencies or programs. Instructor permission required. Prerequisite: GRAD 61000.

GRAD 61100 Grant Training Program II

Grant Training Program II

GRAD 61100 Drug Discovery

Drug Discovery

Overview of values, professional standards, and regulations that define responsible conduct in research. Students learn the values and standards of responsible research through readings and lecture/discussion and practice application of these values and standards to research situations through class discussion of case studies from life sciences research. Students must be registered for M.S. or Ph.D. thesis research in their home department.

GRAD 61200 Responsible Conduct Of Research

Responsible Conduct Of Research

Hours and credits to be arranged. For use in interdisciplinary seminars and in other cases where general Graduate School identification is desirable. To be used only with the consent of the dean of the Graduate School.

GRAD 68900 CIGP Seminar

CIGP Seminar

GRAD 68900 CSE Seminar

CSE Seminar

GRAD 68900 CLS Seminar

CLS Seminar

GRAD 68900 CDS Seminar

CDS Seminar

For the use of interdisciplinary programs and in other situations when appropriate departmental courses are not available or general Graduate School identification is desirable. To be used only with the consent of the dean of the Graduate School.

GRAD 69300 Interdisciplinary Internship/Practicum

Interdisciplinary Internship/Practicum

This course provides a means of independent study of a special problem under the guidance of a graduate faculty member who holds a terminal degree. It is assumed that projects in this course are research projects independent of one's doctoral research. Although not required, it is likely that a major result of the course will be a conference or journal publication. This course does not substitute for dissertation research credit on the plan of study. Permission of instructor required.

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