The Faculty & Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) invites postdocs to monthly online sessions addressing a range of personal and work related issues.

Join your fellow postdocs for food and fun at the Rayback Collective. The family-friendly event will be sponsored by the Postdoctoral Association of Colorado Boulder (PAC Boulder).

Meet other postdocs at a coffee hour hosted by the Postdoctoral Association of Colorado Boulder (PAC Boulder).

In partnership with CU Anschutz's Postdoctoral Office, CU Boulder postdocs are invited to learn about the field of medical writing from Drs. Britta Jacobsen and Bill Buchta of Whitsell Innovations, a 100% remote medical writing company. Drs. Jacobsen and Buchta will also discuss the company’s internship program in regulatory medical writing.

A lack of tailored supports, combined with intense professional pressures, has led to significant mental health challenges for postdocs. This webinar from the National Postdoc Association (NPA) will provide insight into the challenges faced by postdoctorals and offer strategies to address them.

Research Ethics is at the foundation of everything in the scientific endeavor, and training in Responsible Conduct of Research is an essential component of your development as a scientist. NIH's is offering this course specifically for postdocs, who will receive a certificate for participation, to ensure that you have the foundation to both conduct rigorous and ethical research and to train others to do the same. To register, email Dr. Andrea Naranjo Erazo: andrea.naranjo-erazo@nih.gov.

Mayo Clinic's Office of Postdoctoral Affairs and Research Training is sponsoring a virtual recruitment event for postdocs and graduate students. Note the preregistration deadline of November 22.

Promoted by the National Postdoctoral Association, What Can You Be with a Ph.D.? is the largest Ph.D. career symposium in the country. The symposium has over 40 different career path sessions and professional development workshops featuring over 100 speakers over two days.

This webinar promoted by the National Postdoctoral Association will cover the elements of strong diversity statements and provide insight into what hiring committees are looking for when they read one. Participants will learn how to highlight their past experiences, think critically about how they can promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in their position and how to avoid common pitfalls that candidates make when talking about their commitment to diversity.