Researcher Trainings
Watch our most recent Researcher Training - "Writing a Persuasive Hypothesis and Specific Aims" with Dr. David Schwartz.
Monthly trainings are provided to researchers on a variety of topics to hone and sharpen their research, grants management, communications and other academic and career development skills. The tailored, hands-on trainings are offered by the Ludeman Center’s Senior Faculty and other experts at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus and are open to all researchers affiliated with the Ludeman Center.
Upcoming Trainings
To learn more about upcoming trainings or to suggest a topic, contact ludemancenter @cuanschutz.edu.
Past Academic & Career Development Trainings
- Stress Management
- Promotion Changes: New Rules of the School and Key Dossier Elements
- How to Get the Most out of Your Collaboration with a Biostatistician
- Translation to Impact
- 2021 Updates to NIH Grants: Biosketch and Other Support Documents & COVID-Related Grant Proposal Considerations
- Basic Concepts of Sex as a Biological Variable
- Mission, Vision, Goals
- Effective Mentoring
- Reader Expectations: Giving Readers What They Want
- How to Hire (So You Don't Need to Fire)
- How to Get the Most Out of Your Collaborations with a Biostatistician
- Negotiation Fundamentals
- K to R Transition
- Career Resilience
- Grants Administration Basics: Requirements of the PI, Budgets, and Expense Reconciliation
- Self-Care Strategies for Researchers and Physicians
- NIH Resubmissions: Writing a Responsive Revised Proposal
- How to Get the Most Out of Your Collaborations with a Biostatistician
- Strategizing Your Scholarship
- Building Better Biosketches
- Conference Commando
- Writing the NIH Grant Proposal - Beyond the Research Plan
- Getting Motivated to Multi: Leading or Participating in Multi-Site and Multi-PI Research
- How to Write a Persuasive Hypothesis & Specific Aims
- How to Present your Data to a Professional and Lay Audience
- Manuscript Writing
- Managing a Lab: Working with Personnel
- Grant Budget Reconciliation & Understanding Financial Reports
- Sharing your Science on Social Media: Harnessing the Power of Twitter to Advance your Career
- Developing your Personal Vision & Mission Statements
- Promotions
- Negotiating Skills
- Conflict Management
- Biostatistical Support for Study Design, Power Calculations and Data Analysis
Researcher Management and Leadership Training course on Coursera
Ludeman Center Senior Faculty and Vice Chair for Academic Affairs in the Department of Emergency Medicine, Anne Libby, PhD, has launched this new Coursera training course. This course is for early career researchers and mentors who believe that modern scientific careers require management skills and want to be research leaders.
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