The Faculty Uplift: Free Virtual Event for Academics on Leadership, Writing, and Well-Being
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A promotional announcement for "The Faculty Uplift," a free 4-day virtual event (July 13-16) featuring over 20 talks from coaches who work with academics. Topics include leadership, mentoring, team systems, grant and scientific writing, decision-making, and well-being for academics.
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· 3 pulledMore than 20 talks from coaches who work with academics, most of them former academics themselves, alongside researchers and academic leaders.
Topics span leadership, mentoring, team systems, grant and scientific writing, making the right decisions, and protecting your own well-being.
You watch on your own schedule and pick what fits your week.
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