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Elsevier Welcomes You to an Exclusive Webcast:
"Coaching Early Career Researchers"
THIS EVENT IS NOW ARCHIVED AND AVAILABLE ON DEMAND
It is recognized internationally that coaching researchers who are early in their career is a top priority, but far too often it seems to slip through the cracks; not because it is so hard to do, but because it often requires individual attention and is therefore a time and resource consuming process. In this webcast Emeritus Professor Alan Johnson presents unique insights into how you can help your early career researchers advance their career with a few efficient, effective, and well planned steps.
We would like to invite you to take this opportunity to ask Professor Alan Johnson in person for advice on guiding your early career researchers.
Who should attend this webcast? Anyone who is interested in helping their researchers advance their careers, such as: Faculty Research Coordinators, Directors of Research, Deans of Graduate School, Senior Graduate School Staff, University Administrators. In addition Deputy Vice Chancellors may want to forward this invitation to appropriate staff members.
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Emeritus Professor Alan Johnson
AM, M.A. (Hons), M.Ed.Mgmt., B.App.Sc, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Emeritus Professor Alan Johnson AM has 30 years of experience in research, research management, and research training in a range of organizations including universities, Australian Government agencies, and international research organizations.
During his research career, he published over 100 internationally refereed journal articles and received over $3.5 million in competitive grant funding. Professor Johnson was a member of several international commissions and councils and has been decorated with a number of awards. His most recently held academic position was as Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research at the University of Adelaide Australia.
Over the course of his career Professor Johnson has engaged in the mentorship of numerous researchers, which has given him great satisfaction. With this webcast he would like to encourage senior university staff to coach their early career researchers to enable many more researchers to be able to pursue their career through the challenges of academia.
In 2007, Professor Johnson established an international consultancy business, Research Management Services International Pty. Ltd.
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Date: January 14, 2010
Time: 19:00 GMT, 14:00 EST
Local Times, 14 January:
Los Angeles - 11:00
Denver - 12:00
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New York - 14:00
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London - 19:00
Amsterdam, Berlin, Paris - 20:00
Cairo, Johannesburg - 21:00
Dubai - 23:00
Local Times, 15 January:
Calcutta - 00:30
Bangkok - 02:00
Sydney - 06:00
Auckland - 08:00
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