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The purpose of this course, Launching Research, Part 1: Laboratory Readiness, is to inspire students to confidently explore research and acquaint them with skills that they will use throughout the course of their education and career. The purpose is also to introduce the concept that research can provide new and exciting opportunities. This course will help mentees or students get acclimated and introduced to the research laboratory and laboratory setting.

If you are a faculty, PI, administrator, etc. and would like to have your students/mentees take the course, we can help you create your own cohort/group and start enrollment. Email us at info@nrmnet.net to get started!

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March has come and is almost gone, and the NRMN community is working hard to provide the best resources available to our members. We want you to have access to a mentoring connection to help you accomplish your personal goals and work with a valued mentor throughout the process. A great tool to use if you need specific advice or guidance is the Ask a Mentor tool. MyNRMN also provides many career opportunities that you have access to through our Jobs & Internships board. Click below to read the March Enhancements & Highlights.



MyMentor Allows You to:

• Find a partner based on our matching algorithm, your desired search criteria, or let us find a mentoring partner for you

• Explore a long-term mentoring connection, facilitated by guided prompts

• Create and work toward accomplishing your personal goals

Register for our Career Development Webinar in April:

We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a new webinar in our Career Development Webinar Series with Dr. Jaime Rubin!

In this webinar, Dr. Rubin will be sharing her best practices and tips on writing an NIH Individual Fellowship Grant Application. She will also leave time at the end to answer any questions you may have about the process.

Join us on April 6 at 2pm CST for an important discussion about grant application best practices.

NRMN is excited to share publications

from our U01s:

Read publications funded by NRMN and additional mentoring resources on the NRMN Publications page!

The Must-Have Guidebook for Writing, Publishing, and Presenting: 150 Pro Tips for Career Success

This guidebook gives you 150 actionable tips for proven success in academic writing and manuscript publishing, poster presentations, and more. This easy-to-read book is broken down into subtopics, each with only 7 easy-to-implement tips. All 150 tips will give you the skills, “insider secrets,” motivation, and confidence to excel in academia and beyond. Dr. Monisha Arya is an award-winning mentor who has guided countless undergraduate and graduate students to write and publish manuscripts in peer-reviewed journals and win conference poster presentations. Natalia Rodriguez, a public health mentee of Dr. Arya, won her first-ever conference poster presentation with these tips that include how to design a winning poster, how to write a script for presentation, and how to promote the presentation.

Purchase the book here.

Scientific Workforce Diversity Seminar Series

Please plan to join on Tuesday, May 17, 2022 for the last event in the Scientific Workforce Diversity Seminar Series event. During this event, you will explore the state of the evidence on how diversity impacts science with an excellent group of leaders.

Learn more here.

Check the NRMN Jobs & Internships Board for the Latest Opportunities:

• All of Us Research Program Researchers Convention

• Postdoctoral Scholars in Cancer Research (PDSCR)

• Bloomberg Data Science Ph.D. Fellowship Program

• Director of the Johns Hopkins University Center on Aging and Health

• Postdoctoral Research Associate

• Research Analyst II-Quantitative (Remote)

• Health Disparities Investigator III/IV (Remote)

• Undergraduate Mentoring and Skills Development Training Program Opportunity

• Tenure Track Faculty Position

• Health Disparities Investigator I/II (Remote)

• AIM-AHEAD (UNTHSC) Fellowship Project Manager

• Research Data Warehouse Programmer (Remote)

• Research Communications Coordinator (Remote)

• Assistant Professor

NRMN Editorial Committee

(Left to Right)



Johnny Garza, Editor

Reagan Miller, Associate Editor

Damaris Javier, MA, Editorial Staff

Lisette Serrano, Editorial Staff

If you have any questions or need any assistance, please email us at info@nrmnet.net. We'd love to hear from you!

NRMN Team