Resources

 

CLP Training Program Student Handbook
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CLP Training Program Intra-Department Rotation Form
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CLP Training Program Individual Development Plan (IDP) 
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NIH Rigor and Reproducibility Training

https://www.nih.gov/research-training/rigor-reproducibility/training
NIH developed four video modules with accompanying discussion materials that focus on integral components of reproducibility and rigor in the research endeavor, such as bias, blinding, and exclusion criteria. These are not comprehensive training modules. They may serve as a foundation upon which to build further education, training, and discussion.

Northwestern Core Facilities

http://www.facilities.research.northwestern.edu/ 
Research is a top priority at Northwestern. Core Facilities are a pivotal part of the University’s research infrastructure, providing resources that allow groundbreaking work to happen. Within these shared laboratories, researchers have the instrumentation and technical support to push forward discoveries that will shape the future of our nation and our world. Operating as fee-for-service facilities, most are available to external researchers as well.

Researcher’s Sex Inclusion Toolbox

http://www.womenshealth.northwestern.edu/sex-inclusion
In January of 2016, the NIH established a policy which requires the consideration of sex as a biological variable in biomedical and preclinical research. This policy marks a fundamental shift in the way researchers must evaluate sex in their experimental design. The Women’s Health Research Institute established the Sex-Inclusion Toolbox to support and engage investigators who are currently, or interested in, conducting sex-inclusive research.  

Northwestern’s The Graduate School Diversity Statement

A diverse student population is a key element of the educational experience of students in The Graduate School (TGS). Diversity presents itself in many different forms such as: socioeconomic status, race or ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, nationality or place of origin, disability, unique work or life experience, etc. It is the goal of TGS to cultivate an environment that values diverse backgrounds, approaches, and perspectives—all essential ingredients for true academic excellence.

Northwestern demonstrates its commitment to diversity and inclusion with a comprehensive list of available resources for all members of our community. To learn more about the University’s offerings, please visit Northwestern’s Diversity & Inclusion website.

Student Organizations
Chicago Graduate Student Association (CGSA)The Chicago Graduate Student Association acts as a collective voice for all graduate students in the Chicago campus of Northwestern University, serving their academic, social, outreach, and advocacy needs. CGSA is an all-embracing organization with a widespread agenda for and by the students from various programs and departments.

Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS) – the go-to conference for historically excluded community college, undergraduate and post-baccalaureate students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics

Black Graduate Student Association (BGSA) The purpose of BGSA shall be to foster a sense of community among the Black graduate student body by representing and acting upon its academic, cultural, intellectual, social, and political concerns and interests.

Graduate Women Across Northwestern (GWAN) – a student organization striving to create community building opportunities for women in the graduate and professional programs at Northwestern University

Graduate Student Association for Latino and Spanish Activities (G-SALSA) – the primary purpose of G-SALSA is to promote academic and social networking among graduate students of Latin and Spanish-speaking heritage and to increase the number of Latino/a students on campus.

Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) – graduate-student-led organization that is dedicated to fostering the success of Latinx, Native Americans, and other underrepresented communities in STEM

Queer Pride Graduate Student Association (QPGSA) – A queer pride graduate student group is an award-winning social, advocacy, and academic group for the LGBTQ+ graduate student community at Northwestern

 

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