2018 Summer Intensive for Entrepreneurship and Commercialization
Jul. 30, 2018— This summer, the BRET Office of Career Development is offering a short course for biomedical sciences (including biomedical engineering) and chemistry PhD students and postdoctoral fellows interested in learning fundamental business principles of commercializing a scientific innovation. The 2018 Summer Intensive for Entrepreneurship and Commercialization is limited to 20 participants who will break into teams and develop...
2018 Summer Intensive, About the Module
Jul. 30, 2018—The Summer Intensive is a foundation course in innovation, entrepreneurship, and commercialization for PhD candidates and post-doctoral fellows who are interested in exploring careers as innovation-focused faculty, technology entrepreneurs, strategy consultants, or executives in technology-based firms.The course focuses on the critical issues facing the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of a twenty-first century corporation, including the assessment of...
2018 Summer Intensive Syllabus
Jul. 30, 2018—The module will meet Mondays and Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 p.m., June 14 – August 6, 2018, with a one-week break over July 4. Module structure Flipped classroom model: online lectures and course material are reviewed out-of-class so teams can use class time to discuss how course concepts apply to their innovation. All module participants will receive...
2018 Summer Intensive Module Time Committment
Jul. 30, 2018—This module is designed to provide an efficient introduction to practical concepts and tools relating to commercializing new technologies. Participants can expect to spend 4 hours/week in class, and up to 4-5 hours/week for out-of-class readings and project research. All module participants will receive a Certificate of Completion at the end. Attendance policy Because the course is interactive...
2018 Summer Intensive Certificate of Completion
Jul. 30, 2018—All participants in this module will receive a Certificate of Completion at the end. By including the Certificate of Completion for this module on your CV, you demonstrate an innovation mindset and knowledge of a framework for evaluating new technologies for commercial potential. It's also a great conversation starter with prospective employers!
ASPIRE on the Road 2018, About the Companies
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Sponsors and Committee for 2018 Annual Career Symposium (Draft)
Jul. 30, 2018—Please thank the following groups for their generous support of this event: Cellular, Biochemical, and Molecular Sciences Training Program Chemistry Biology Interface Training Grant Institutional Predoctoral Training Program in Biomedical Imaging Science Integrated Biological Systems Training in Oncology Interdisciplinary Training in Rheumatic Diseases Microenvironmental Influences in Cancer Molecular Biophysics Training Grant Molecular Endocrinology Training Program Postdoctoral Program in...
Alumni Gatherings: Engage, Connect, Discover
Jul. 30, 2018— The Office of Career Development serves as the main contact for biomedical Ph.D. and postdoctoral trainees once they leave Vanderbilt. Beyond asking alumni to volunteer their time at career exploration or professional development events, the office facilitates connections to current trainees. Furthermore, access to alumni helps us better understand career outcomes and informs our...
PhD Career Connections: 2017-2018 Seminar Series
Jul. 30, 2018—PhD Career Connections is a monthly seminar series about career options for PhD Scientists. Speakers from a diverse range of exciting scientific careers present their career path and share insights from their professional experiences. The series is run by VUMC PhD students and postdoctoral fellows and sponsored by the BRET Office of Career Development. Month Topic...
About the Data Science Essentials module
Jul. 30, 2018—The ASPIRE module in Data Science Essentials consists of three sections that will take place from September to March. Selected participants are expected to participate fully in all three sections. (Please note: this is not a credit-bearing course.) See the FAQ for specific eligibility requirements. Introduction to Data Science* Communication & Networking Data Science Case...
Syllabus for 2020-21 Data Science Essentials
Jul. 30, 2018—This module has three sections: Introduction to Data Science, Communication & Networking, Data Science Case Sessions. Questions about the syllabus? Contact the course director, Dr. Ashley Brady, or program manager, Angela Zito. Introduction to Data Science (August 25-October 13, 2021) During this section taught by Michael Holloway and Mahesh Rao of the Nashville Software School, trainees will complete...
ASPIRE Networking Pacing Module Fall 2018
Jul. 30, 2018—Fall 2018 9-10:30 am, Light Hall 350 Syllabus Dir. Ashley E. Brady, PhD, BRET Office of career Development (ashley.brady@vanderbilt.edu) Pre-workshop survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Networkingpacing2017pre Extra Resource: Don’t Skip These 5 Great TED and TEDx Talks on Networking Session 1: Overview of Networking and Introduction to Elevator Pitches Tuesday September 25, 2018 Readings: Networking: How Leaders Create and Use Networks, Ibarra and...
Agenda
Jul. 30, 2018—Wednesday, July 31, 2013 Light Hall 9:00-10:00AM Light Hall, room 208 Welcome and Keynote address Keynote: Dr. Linda Distlerath, APCO Worldwide 10:00-11:15AM Light Hall, room 208 Panel Presentations, Part 1 Panel presentations will be 15 minutes each, with no question and answers) Karissa Culbreath, Scientific Director, Infectious Disease, Tricore Reference Laboratories Walt Gall, Strategy Consultant, Biotechnology Enterprises...
Speaker Bios
Jul. 30, 2018— The 2013 Career Development Symposium speakers represent many industries, experiences, and backgrounds. The Office of Career Development warmly welcomes the following speakers to campus for our annual event. Linda Distlerath, Keynote speaker, senior counselor, APCO Worldwide Karissa Culbreath, Scientific Director, Infectious Disease, Tricore Reference Laboratories Walt Gall, Strategy Consultant, Biotechnology Enterprises Steve Gendreau, Senior Clinical...
Sponsors
Jul. 30, 2018—Please thank the following groups for their generous support of this event: The Vanderbilt Medical Alumni Association Career Symposium Planning Committee Mrs. Laura Burns, graduate student, Vanderbilt University Dr. Miranda A. Hallett, Postdoctoral Fellow, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Dr. Otito Iwuchukwu, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Vanderbilt University Ms. Bojana Jovanovic, graduate student, Vanderbilt University Ms....
2018 Management and Business Principles for Scientists
Jul. 30, 2018—Business principles affect all organizations. In today’s highly competitive and highly complicated working environments, understanding these principles gives leaders and managers a strategic advantage, enabling them to handle situations more effectively and make decisions more effectively. In spring semester 2018, the BRET Office of Career Development is offering a module for PhD students and postdoctoral fellows from...
About the 2018 Management and Business Principles Module
Jul. 30, 2018—Business principles affect all organizations. In today’s highly competitive and highly complicated working environments, understanding these principles gives leaders and managers a strategic advantage, enabling them to handle situations more effectively and make decisions more effectively. This module is a unique distillation of the tools and skills needed to be successful in business, whether your business...
Syllabus for 2018 Management and Business Principles
Jul. 30, 2018—The module will meet most Wednesdays from 8:00-10:00 a.m., January 17 – April 18. There will be a required 1/2 day retreat the afternoon of Wednesday, March 14. The module will be a mix of interactive didactic sessions (pre-retreat) and small team-based projects with short lectures on project management and problem-solving, (post-retreat). Due to the interactive nature of this course, attendance...
Time commitment for 2018 Management and Business Principles
Jul. 30, 2018—This module is designed to provide an efficient introduction to practical business concepts and tools. The total time commitment for this module is about 4-5 hours/week, including in-class meetings and out-of-class readings. For the first half of the module (January 17-February 28), the module will consist of interactive didactic sessions. Each didactic session will require 1-2 hours...
2018 Certificate of Completion
Jul. 30, 2018—All participants in this module will receive a Certificate of Completion at the end. By including the Certificate of Completion for this module on your CV, you demonstrate interest in business and management principles and introductory training on the topic. It’s also a great conversation starter with prospective employers!