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Michele Guannel, PhD Program Manager mguannel@hawaii.edu

Professional Development Training Program skills and experiences needed to maximize the potential of early career scientists. Michele Guannel, PhD Program Manager mguannel@hawaii.edu. C-MORE Education Goals. Increase scientific literacy in microbial oceanography.

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Michele Guannel, PhD Program Manager mguannel@hawaii.edu

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  1. Professional Development Training Programskills and experiences needed to maximize the potential of early career scientists Michele Guannel, PhD Program Manager mguannel@hawaii.edu

  2. C-MORE Education Goals Increase scientific literacy in microbial oceanography. Produce leaders in the next generation of microbial oceanographers by providing state-of-the-art training. Increase the number of underrepresented minorities pursuing careers in the ocean and earth sciences, and related disciplines.

  3. C-MORE Education Goals Increase scientific literacy in microbial oceanography. Produce leaders in the next generation of microbial oceanographers by providing state-of-the-art training. Increase the number of underrepresented minorities pursuing careers in the ocean and earth sciences, and related disciplines.

  4. C-MORE guides students through career exploration. after Peters (1997) and Bolles (2014) Guannel et al. (submitted to L&O Bulletin)

  5. Professional Development Training Program (PDTP) Slide in Barb’s intro – Update as needed • Outreach • Leadership • Proposal Writing • Mentoring • Diversity • Teaching • Research Exchange • Science Communication To date: 150 participated; 61 completed at least one module Year 8: 90 participated; 22 completed at least one module The PDTP is organized by the Professional Development Organizing Committee (PDOC):

  6. Workshops provide training to young scientists. Workshops are videoconferenced across partner institutions and videotapes available on C-MORE website

  7. Student leaders gain additional trainingthrough workshop organization and evaluation. • Team of nine graduate students & post-docs: • 1) Wrote NSF-style proposal (EDventures) • 2) Organized workshop • Professional facilitator • Panel of speakers, featuring C-MORE faculty • 3) Constructed evaluation materials • 4) Executed workshop! • 5) Analyzed feedback • 6) Publication • 3 papers published to date; 1 in review • Student/post-doc authors “I have the skills needed to resolve conflicts in the workplace.” Pre-workshop: 18% Post-workshop: 73%

  8. Mentoring Module: Structure and Benefits Read mentoring booklet; C-MORE Mentoring Workshop; Mentor a student; Submit a short reflection. • “As a mentor, I reinforce critical thinking, communication and transparency, as key characteristics for a successful and effective learning experience.” • MónicaRouco-Molina, • postdoc (Dyhrman Lab)

  9. Diversity Module: Structure and Benefits UH Center for Disability Studies certificate; Interview with someone at your institution; C-MORE Diversity Workshop; Event/committee: broadening participation. Christine Shulse(postdoc, Church Lab) interviewed Maile Goo McNair & C-MORE Scholars (Hall, Mura) Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

  10. PDTP Participation, 2010 - present Participants

  11. C-MORE develops experts in broader impacts. Participants Outreach Events

  12. C-MORE guides students through career exploration. Produce leaders in the next generation of microbial oceanography after Peters (1997) and Bolles (2014) Guannel et al. (submitted to L&O Bulletin)

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