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X-WR-CALNAME:TRAIN-UP: Introduction to Mentoring Program: Supervising Peopl
 e Who Aren’t You
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DESCRIPTION:Note: Registration required (Register through Eventbrite)\n\nDe
 scription:\n\nThe TRAIN-UP Introduction To Mentoring program consists of 5
 -half day workshops for UCSF research trainees as part of OCPD's Training 
 Researchers and INterns for Upcoming Professors (TRAIN-UP) Series.\n\nThe 
 program provides participants with a new framework to hire\, teach\, train
  and supervise other research trainees. This framework integrates educatio
 n\, management and leadership theory and is applied to the research labora
 tory culture. The program includes a combination of lectures and activitie
 s\, including case studies and assignments to apply the TRAIN-UP framework
  to one's own situation. For example\, participants will practice writing 
 a list of required skills and qualities for a position in their lab\, usin
 g the concepts learned in lecture around working with diverse team members
 .\n\nWorkshops are open to all UCSF trainees\, but participants who attend
  workshops 1-4 and complete all in-workshop activities and out-of-workshop
  assignments will receive a Letter of Completion issued by the UCSF Office
  of Career and Professional Development.\n\nParticipants who would like to
  gain experience applying the skills taught in the TRAIN-UP Introduction T
 o Mentoring program will have the opportunity participate as mentor\, prac
 tice interviewer and/or informational interviewee for the Bridge to Biosci
 ences program at City College of San Francisco. For more information\, see
  the Mentoring for Success training program page.\n\nThe TRAIN-UP Introduc
 tion To Mentoring program is offered by the Office of Career and Professio
 nal Development in partnership with City College of San Francisco's Bridge
  to Biosciences program. It is free for UCSF graduate students and postdoc
 toral scholars and is specifically designed for basic scientists\, althoug
 h it is open to all UCSF research trainees.\n\nGoals:\n\nThe goal of the T
 RAIN-UP Introduction To Mentoring program is to provide research trainees 
 with the tools to:\n\nEffectively hire\, train\, supervise and mentor team
  members when building a new research team (including research assistants 
 and associates\, graduate students\, and postdoctoral scholars)\n\nWork wi
 th diverse team members\, where diversity is defined in terms of work styl
 es\, learning styles\, career goals and educational goals as well as gende
 r\, racial\, cultural\, and socioeconomic diversity.\n\nNext TRAIN-UP prog
 ram:\n\nThe workshop topics below are subject to change. \n\nWorkshop 1 - 
 Mentoring & Supervising 101\nBeing an effective mentor and supervisor\nWed
 nesday\, May 2\, 2018\, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. \n\nWorkshop 2 - Supervising Peop
 le Who Aren’t You\nCreating a positive work environment for all trainees
  and staff\nThursday\, May 3\, 2018\, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. \n\nWorkshop 3 - Id
 entifying the Right Candidates for Your Research Team\nHow to strategicall
 y select candidates to reach your goals\nWednesday\, May 9\, 2018\, 9 a.m.
  - 12 p.m. \n\nWorkshop 4 - Evaluating performance\nHow to evaluate perfor
 mance as a new supervisor and mentor\nThursday\, May 10\, 2018\, 9 a.m. - 
 12 p.m.\n\nWorkshop 5 - Interviewing CCSF students *This workshop is not r
 equired for Letter of Completion\nHone your interviewing skills: Mock pane
 l interviews of community college students starting science careers\nFrida
 y\, May 11\, 2018\, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.\n\nCourse Learning Outcomes:\n\nBy the
  end of this course\, research trainees should be able to:\n\nEffectively 
 communicate their expectations as well as their work style.\n\nApply the T
 RAIN-UP framework to resolve issues related to training\, supervising or m
 entoring new research trainees of different personality types.\n\nDescribe
  successful practices in hiring a diverse research team (where diversity i
 s defined in broad terms and includes diversity of work styles)\n\nDescrib
 e approaches to effectively mentor trainees while creating a supportive cl
 imate in the lab.\n\nContact:Laurence Clement\, PhD\, Program Director of 
 Academic Career Development\, UCSF Office of Career and Professional Devel
 opment\, Laurence.Clement@ucsf.edu
LOCATION:Mission Bay
SUMMARY:TRAIN-UP: Introduction to Mentoring Program: Supervising People Who
  Aren’t You
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