A multitude of educational and career development opportunities are offered across our academic ecosystem every day, making it difficult at times to find exactly what you need to advance toward your professional goals. The CTSI, in partnership with a number of offices across Duke, have joined forces to help research faculty and staff better navigate this crowded training terrain using CREDO: Curated Recommendations for Education and Development Opportunities.
Drawing from the Duke events calendar, CREDO pulls training activities of particular interest to our research workforce and surfaces them to this website for convenient review. Below, you will find a regularly updated list of educational and development opportunities addressing a range of topics pertinent to research faculty and staff alike. These activities are sponsored by offices across campus that have been identified as key training partners in this domain and that have committed to ensuring that their activities are pushed to CREDO. Simply bookmark this page and then check back regularly to see what educational and training opportunities await.
If you are affiliated with North Carolina Central University, please be aware that many of these events are open to you; peruse the event descriptions to ascertain any participation restrictions.
Curated Recommendations
Questionable Research Practices in Academic Research
William Krenzer, PhD and Emily Hazlett, PhD
Mentorship and Research Integrity: Discussions for mentors and mentees
Emily Hazlett, PhD and William Krenzer, PhD
Whose Paper Is It Anyway? Good and Questionable Authorship Practices
Jen Gay, Ph.D. and Matthew Mehlenbacher, Ph.D.
Perverse Incentives in Academia
Kelsey Smith and William Krenzer
Lessons Learned from Research Misconduct Cases
Kindra King, PhD and Emily Hazlett, PhD
Mentorship and Research Integrity: Discussions for mentors and mentees
Jen Gay, PhD and Emily Hazlett, PhD
Responsible, Ethical, and Fair Authorship Practices
Matthew Mehlenbacher, Ph.D. and Jen Gay, Ph.D.
If your office or group would like to have your training-related events included in this resource, please contact Amanda McMillan (amanda.mcmillan@duke.edu), co-director of CTSI Workforce Development, for more information.
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Duke AHEAD
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Duke Center for Health Informatics
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Duke Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI)
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Duke Forge
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Duke Libraries Center for Data and Visualization Sciences
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Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy
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Duke Office for Institutional Equity
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Duke Office of Scientific Integrity (DOSI)
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Duke ScholarWorks
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Learning & Organization Development (L&OD)
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Office of Campus Research Development
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Office of Physician-Scientist Development (OPSD)
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Office of Postdoctoral Services
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Office of Regulatory Affairs and Quality
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Plus Data Science & Center for Computational Thinking
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School of Medicine Faculty Development
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School of Medicine Office of Research Mentoring
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Social Science Research Institute (SSRI)