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1. Orientation to the MBRS RISE Program
2. MBRS RISE Lab Orientation
3. Preparing for Gradute School (for undergraduates only)
4. Study Skills and Resources
5. CPR/AED Certification
6. First Aid Certification
7. Critical Reading
8. Preparing Scientific Presentations
9. Data Bases & Library Searches
10. Responsible Conduct of Research
11. Lab Safety Workshops
12. Scientific Concept Mapping
The major student research training effort takes place
at designated laboratories. RISE fellows are trained in laboratory
techniques, data collection and analysis, as well as in literature
searches. RISE students give an oral presentation at the annual FIU MBRS Mini-Symposium. RISE fellows are involved in all phases of the research process.
Scientific seminars increase the RISE students' exposure
to biomedical research. These seminars include the departmental
series in Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Biochemistry, etc.
as well as the seminars sponsored, for example, by the
MBRS Program, FIU Biomedical Engineering Program, and the
FIU Comparative Immunology Group.
Departmental Seminar Series:
Aside from the advising provided by the RISE trainee's home department, the RISE Program will provide advising, informally by the faculty mentor and other members of the lab and formally by the RISE Program Coordinator and RISE Program Director.
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