Project activity

Please work directly with your faculty mentor on your scholarly project. This includes obtaining IRB approval (when relevant), collecting and evaluating data, and disseminating your findings. Meet with your faculty mentor regularly. Your final program activity is to write up your scholarly project as an abstract and submit to a local or regional conference.

As you continue to work on your scholarly project and think about how to present your results,  you may also find it helpful to review modules 8 and 9, which focus on the process of presenting scholarly work to different types of audiences.

And finally, in module 10 we present two recorded panel discussions by faculty members who have included scholarly activity as a core part of their careers.  We hope that you will find the stories of panelists interesting and that you will be inspired to think about how you might make use of some of what you have learned in TIPR in your future career.