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NextProf Science 2019 – University of Michigan

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Future Faculty Workshop| May 6-May 9, 2019 Develop Your Career The NextProf Science Workshop is designed to encourage talented scientists and mathematicians with a demonstrated commitment to diversity to consider academia — an exciting and rewarding career. We will help you develop…

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Next Generation of Polar Researchers Leadership Symposium

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May 5-11, 2019 Catalina Island, CA SUMMARY: Future polar-focused researchers will need a strong foundation of interdisciplinary approaches to understand the rapid changes in polar regions. The Next Generation Polar Research Conference (NGPR-3) is designed to train and network early…

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The Adventures, Opportunities, and Challenges of Being a Geoscience Faculty Member at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution – AGU Town Hall

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Thursday, 13 December 2018 6:15 – 7:15pm EST Marriott Marquis – Archives Presented by: Kristin C Burkholder (Stonehill College) Katherine H Straub (Susquehanna University) The rewards of being a faculty member at a primarily undergraduate institution (PUI) are many. However, the transition…

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Women in Math and Public Policy workshop – Institute for Pure & Applied Mathematics

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The Women in Math and Public Policy workshop is designed to bring together women in mathematics, science, engineering, and policy to work on pressing research topics in the fields of cybersecurity and climate change. These two topics were chosen because…

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Building Future Faculty Program – NC State University

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The NC State University Building Future Faculty (BFF) Program is a two-and-half day all-expenses paid workshop for doctoral students and post-doctoral scholars who are interested in pursuing academic careers and who are committed to promoting diversity in higher education. The…

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Oceanhackweek 2018 – OOI

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Please join us at the Oceanhackweek 2018, August 20-24, 2018, at the University of Washington, Seattle, in collaboration with the UW eScience Institute. This 5-day hands-on workshop is aimed at exploring, creating and promoting effective computation and analysis workflows for large…

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AGU Vice Chair Opportunity: OSM 2020

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AGU is seeking self nominations from individuals interested in serving as Vice Chair for OSM 2020. From AGU website: — Be a part of planning the 2020 Ocean Sciences Meeting. The Ocean Sciences Meeting (OSM) is a collaborative effort between…

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Physical Oceanography Dissertation Symposium (PODS)

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The Physical Oceanography Dissertation Symposia provide recent graduates, or soon to graduate, PhD-level physical oceanographers with an opportunity to present their dissertation research in front of their professional peers and to forge professional relationships that will facilitate their future research…

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Workshop for Early Career Geoscience Faculty – University of Maryland

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Early Career Geoscience Faculty: Teaching, Research, and Managing Your Career July 22-26, 2018 with optional visit to NSF on July 27 University of Maryland, College Park, MD Application Deadline: March 16, 2018 Join us for a multi-day workshop in a…

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Gordon Research Conference – Ocean Mixing

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Conference Description: Turbulent mixing in the ocean controls transport of heat, freshwater, dissolved gasses, and pollutants. Turbulent mixing is also of crucial importance for ocean biology, from determining the flow field for the smallest plankton to setting large-scale gradients of…

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