The Health Promotion Research Center Training Program:
- Trains the next generation of scientists
- Offers diverse educational and research opportunities
- Provides mentorship by an experienced researcher
Postdoctoral Trainees:
- Attend didactic seminars, workshops, and grant writing trainings led by HPRC faculty
- Receive advanced analytic and manuscript writing experience
- Submit NIH Career Development Award
Graduate and Doctoral Trainees:
- Data Collection activities and independent research project
- Build research and professional skills (manuscript writing, conference abstracts)
Undergraduate Trainees:
- Learn the foundations of research and professional skills
- Complete a written project (scientific abstract, literature review)
- Assist with ongoing data collection and data management
The postdoctoral seminars occur monthly and topics are chosen at the beginning of each academic year (August/September), to align with the various interests and needs of the fellows. Below is the schedule for the upcoming postdoctoral seminars.
HPRC POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW AND JUNIOR FACULTY SEMINAR SEMINARS
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Topic
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Focus
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Building a systematic line of research - Amy Cohn, PhD, Health Promotion Research Center
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Career Development
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Community Outreach and Engagement
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Community Outreach
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NIH K Awards - Program Official, National Institute of Drug Abuse - Video
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Grant Applications
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Demystifying the Office of Research Administration Grant Review and Submission Process - Video - PDF
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Grant Applications
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SCC Protocol Support Unit Overview - The Stephenson Cancer Support Protocol Support Unit
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IRB
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Preparing for tenure
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Career Development
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Overview of the "R" grant mechanisms Program Official, National Institute on Drug Abuse
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Grant Applications
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SEMINAR TOPICS FOR THE HPRC SCHOLARS SEMINAR SERIES
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Topic
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Focus
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Review of Statistics Basics
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Statistics
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Writing the Introduction to a Manuscript
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Manuscript Writing
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How to Conduct Your Literature Review
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Manuscript Writing
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Scientific Writing: The Discussion Section
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Manuscript Writing
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Presenting Your Findings
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Statistics
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Critiquing Qualitative Manuscripts and Proposals
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Qualitative Research
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Faculty Leaders
Amy Cohn, PhD
amy-cohn@ouhsc.edu
Jason Oliver, PhD
jason-oliver@ouhsc.edu
Training Program Coordinator
Michael Smith
TSET Health Promotion Research Center
655 Research Parkway, Suite 400
Oklahoma City, OK 73104-6266
michael-a-smith@ouhsc.edu