03/04/2020
MCUAAAR Summer Training Workshop on African American Aging - June 3-5
Application deadline: Monday, April 6, 2020.
Costs: Up to 15 stipends for $1,000 will be awarded to defray travel and hotel expenses.
Eligibility: Assistant Professors, PhD candidates and advanced doctoral program graduate students; U.S. citizen or permanent resident
The Michigan Center for African American Aging Research (MCUAAAR) is pleased to announce its 2020 Summer Mentoring Workshop on African American Aging Research.
This workshop emphasizes training in numerous areas including: 1) publishing in peer review journals, 2) writing grant proposals to the NIH, 3) the tenure process, 4) ethical conduct of research, 5) successful mentoring and collaborative relationships, and, most importantly, 6) how to navigate the academy.
The workshop will take place June 3-5, 2020 at the University of Michigan. Drs. Robert Joseph Taylor, Khari Brown and Amanda Woodward are the program faculty.
This workshop is for junior (non-tenured) faculty and advanced graduate students. The primary objectives are on research skill enhancement, career mentoring, and professional development.
Please note that we take a life-span/course approach to African American aging. As such, scholars who do research exclusively on African American aging, as well as those who do research on issues that have a life span/course emphasis (e.g., inter-generational relationships, health disparities, adult mental health, health care utilization, religious participation, and social support networks), will find this workshop useful