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PresentationsGiving High-Impact Presentations
In this SYNERGY Early Career Researcher Training Series session, Dr. Petra Lewis draws on cognitive science to explain how the brain processes new information and why so many presentations inadvertently overload their audience's working memory. She then walks through practical, evidence-based strategies for designing high-impact talks and slides, from cutting text and chunking content to choosing the right visuals, colors, and delivery style for your audience.
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Fundamentals of Scientific WritingGuarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies
Geared toward junior faculty, post-docsm, and graduate students, this workshop offers a focused journey of core principles of effective scientific writing and composition. Participants will refine their writing with the reader in mind, to build a strong foundation for impactful manuscripts and grant proposals.
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Managing Communication & ConflictOSU Center for Clinical and Translational Science
Dr. Lisa Christian leads a seminar on interpersonal dynamics in the workplace. She unpacks why miscommunication sparks conflict, illustrates how emotions and power plays influence conversation, and equips viewers with practical tools to break cycles of escalation.
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Patient Safety TrainingDartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s Patient Safety Training Center provides learners with a clear overview of what to expect during simulation-based training. The goal of the center is to provide realistic clinical scenarios to support skill development, and outline key expectations for clinical staff.