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Virtual Event: This program provides an introduction to coaching as an everyday leader.

In-Person Event: These biannual sessions are intended as a follow-up to the monthly New Faculty Orientation.

Virtual Event: In this workshop, we will focus on different ways to save for retirement and how to keep growing your assets once you retire.

In-Person Event: Join us for a discussion of What to Make of a Life: Cliffs, Fog, Fire and the Self-Knowledge Imperative by Jim Collins.

Virtual Event: The RFSS provides a platform to disseminate scientific findings, facilitate networking, and provide resources for research track faculty.

In-Person Event: This workshop is intended to expose faculty and senior level administrators to foundational concepts and applicable tools for one-on-one developmental coaching.

Virtual Event: This session skips writing assistance entirely and instead works through real case examples showing what AI can do across the rest of an academic job

Virtual Event: This program will explore why national reputation matters, how it fits into promotion, and practical ways faculty can build visibility.

In-Person Event: The Medical Education Symposium is an event for faculty to focus on techniques and strategies that can improve engagement and effectiveness.

In-Person Event: This 1-day workshop is designed to assist faculty in developing the essential leadership and management skills necessary to run a lab, start a program, or manage a center or division.

Virtual Event: This essential workshop provides an overview of the financial structure that connects the Medical School and Health System through clinical funds flows.

In-Person Event: Experienced academic leaders will discuss how to foster faculty independence while maintaining strong mentoring relationships.

Virtual Event: In this workshop, participants will learn to improve dialogue & engagement, create behavior change, and build high-performance & culture.

In-Person Event: The RFSS provides a platform to disseminate scientific findings, facilitate networking, and provide resources for research track faculty.

Virtual Event: If you need to develop and advance your negotiation skills to achieve a win-win solution, this negotiation workshop helps to build a practical toolkit that can be used in a variety of situations.

In-Person Event: This workshop is for mid-career faculty navigating significant life and career choices and changes.

Join us for an engaging, practical ophthalmology program where you’ll gain new ways to care for patients with vision-threatening conditions, connect with colleagues, learn the latest techniques, and bring the newest advances into your practice.

The Duckett Lecture began in 1997, shortly after Dr. John W. Duckett passed away, to honor his legacy. It recognizes the connections he helped build between Ann Arbor and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, which played a defining role in the development of pediatric urology.

Dr. Andrea Thompson, assistant professor in the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, presents "Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: New Therapeutics and Remaining Frontiers."

The first of an annual symposium that will celebrate the naming of the Scott Pranger ALS Center at Michigan Medicine on September 25, 2026, at 2:30 p.m., in the Kahn Auditorium of the A. Alfred Taubman Biomedical Science Research Building. The event features a recorded discussion with award-winning CNN chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta, MD.

2026 Pharmacology Retreat

Join the Department of Biological Chemistry for a seminar presented by Dr. Jeffrey Brodsky from the University of Pittsburgh.

A student-led space to explore the latest GenAI tools, share AI-augmented research workflows, and think critically about how we stay "human" in an increasingly automated world. Open to anyone in the UM bioinformatics and biomedical community.

Join us for an evening dedicated to connecting faculty, staff, and learners who are passionate about health professions education.

In this talk, Dr. Rana Awdish reflects on her own experience as a patient and how objectification of the body left her feeling estranged from herself, fearful and unseen.

Steven Vokes presents: Transcriptional Regulation of Hedgehog Signaling in Development and Disease

Part of the Wednesday Seminars by Trainees Series (WeST)

Join the CCMB/DCMB Seminar Series on bioinformatics, Wednesdays at 4 PM EST. Featuring guest speakers, sponsored by the U-M Gilbert S. Omenn Department of Computational Medicine & Bioinformatics.

The Department of Biological Chemistry hosts a research paper analysis presented by PhD student Lesley Hernandez.

Join us for the DCMB Tools & Technology Seminar Series featuring a presentation by Shiting Li from the Michigan Center for Translational Pathology. Enjoy a complimentary pizza lunch while learning about innovative research and cutting-edge tools.