NIH Approach to Inclusive Excellence - The COSWD Viewpoint - Marie A. Bernard
Offered By: National Human Genome Research Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Syllabus
- Start
- About the NIH Genomics and Health Disparities Scientific Interest Group Vence Bonham
- Introducing Dr. Bernard Leann To
- Start of Dr. Bernard's Presentation
- The Need for Diverse Perspectives in Science
- Why Diversity Matters: More Productive Collaborations
- Why Diversity Matters: Improved Science
- Why Focus on Scientific Workforce Diversity?
- Lack of Utilization of the Full Talent Pool
- Diminished Use of the Full Talent Pool Across the Career Spectrum
- Chief Officer for Scientific Workforce Diversity COSWD
- Underrepresented Populations in US Biomedical, Clinical, Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Enterprise
- Inclusive Excellence Best Practices: Intervene at the Individual and Institutional Level
- COSWD Research, Programs and Products
- Scientific Workforce Diversity Seminar Series SWDSS
- SWDSS: Faculty Cohort Recruitment Meeting
- SWDSS: The Impact of Scientific Workforce Diversity
- NIH UNITE Initiative
- Statement from Francis Collins on Ending Structural Racism
- NIH Common Fund Transformative Research to Address Health Disparities and Advance Health Equity FOAs
- Faculty Institutional Recruitment for Sustainable Transformation FIRST
- Initial FIRST Cohorts
- FIRST Coordination and Evaluation Center
- Brain FOA
- NIH Data By Race/Ethnicity, Disability Status
- NIH Internal Data, FY21, Q2
- Supporting a Safe and Respectful Workplace at Institutions that Receive NIH Funding
- Q&A Session
- Panel Discussion
Taught by
National Human Genome Research Institute
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