MICHR Events

MICHR will offer the popular Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) for K Awardees this winter/spring. RCR4K is a seminar that is designed to meet the requirements of the NIH K-23, or any federal or non-federal career development grant. To ensure compliance with NIH regulations, these sessions will be held in-person at NCRC. The 5-session (10-hour) […]

Are you preparing a career development grant application (such as NIH K or VA CDA) for submission in February or June 2025? Join the K Writing Workshop program for valuable peer critiques and feedback from senior faculty who are experienced in NIH study section thinking. During this introductory three-part workshop, participants will exchange drafts of […]

Are you interested in enhancing and refining your mentoring abilities? Do you need to fulfill a mentor training requirement? The MICHR Mentoring Academy curriculum helps senior postdocs, senior staff, and faculty in clinical and translational research develop and hone mentoring skills. The program is based on the widely used Mentor Training for Clinical and Translational […]

This session will introduce participants to best practices for creating, interpreting, and using a manual of procedures (MOP) and other procedures documentation to ensure standardized practices across personnel and sites of a clinical trial. Topics will include an overview of sections to include in a MOP, what to do if a documented procedure isn’t feasible, […]

This Trial Innovation Network (TIN) collaboration webinar will be presented by MICHR’s Betsy Rolland PhD, MLIS, MPH, Translational Science Strategist. Clinical and Translational Research (CTR) requires a team-based approach, with successful teams engaging in skilled management and use of information. To conduct high-quality, rigorous research and advance scientific knowledge, CTR Teams (CTRTs) engage in information […]

Join us for an exciting opportunity to learn all about the FAST PACE Toolkit! This virtual event will dive into the world of FAST PACE and cover key guidelines for establishing and maintaining a community-academic research partnership and guidelines and recommendations to inform a rapid research response to public health emergencies.

How to Tailor Communications to Specific People or Groups As researchers, you have a lot of different audiences that may benefit from knowing about your work. You may want to build connections with funders, patients, community members, researchers in other fields, or industry partners, but most research training focuses on how to communicate to others […]