Career Development
These are websites that are helpful for career development and useful resources.
These are websites that are helpful for career development and useful resources.
Penn State Links
Penn State Veterinary and Biomedical Science Department
Penn State CMIID Graduate Student and Post Doc Group - official page
Penn State Career Services
They will
help you with resumes, interview skills, personal business cards (for free) and
many other aspects of networking and finding a job after grad school.
Penn State Graduate Student Science Policy Group
This is a
brand new group! More information to
come, please contact Stephanine Bora (sub224@psu.edu)
if you are interested in science policy or outreach.
Career Development
AAAS Careers
My Individual Development Plan
This
website can help you explore various career paths and help focus your efforts
and set goals to follow the career path you want.
Linkedin
Research Gate
WEST – Women in the Enterprise of Science and Technology
This is a
networking community for women in science and technology fields. Most universities have local chapters.
AWIS – Association for Women in Science
Another
networking community for women in science and technology fields. Members of this group work on developing
advocacy, leadership development, research collaboration and publications.
Isaiah Hankel
Taken from
his website…
“Isaiah
Hankel is an internationally recognized speaker and author who helps
individuals, teams and organizations develop a more entrepreneurial mindset to
accelerate their business success. Isaiah’s
unique background allows him to offer a scientific approach and tangible
methodology to the pursuit of purpose, focus and other entrepreneurial values
that every individual and even the largest company can apply.
Isaiah has a Ph.D. in Anatomy
and Cell Biology and has worked extensively as a Fortune 500 consultant in the
biotechnology industry and with some of the world’s leading corporations,
including Amgen, GlaxoSmithKline, Pfizer, Roche and Genentech. He has also
presented at many of the world’s premier academic institutions, including
Harvard University, Stanford University, Oxford University, Cambridge
University, The Pasteur Institute and The Curie Institute.”
His book “Black Hole Focus” is exceptionally good for
people wondering what to do with their scientific degrees – I have it and
highly recommend it.
His Ted Talk
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