Past Events

CCTS 2023 Spring Conference: Translating Equity into Action

Translating Equity into Action Monday, March 27, 2023  ·  UK Gatton Student Center  ·  Lexington, KY Registration open until March 20, 2023 (Register here)

Gatton Research Excellence Series: Research for Industry Impact

Please join us on Friday, March 24, 2023 from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. for the Gatton Research Excellence Series, a speaker series that connects business research excellence to thought leadership. Lunch immediately afterward. Location: Gatton College, B&E Room 311. Presenters: Duke Ferguson, Assistant Professor "Racing around the IRS!"

ADA Title II: Program Access and Structural Accessibility

Implementation Workshop: Commercialization in Education, Social Sciences, Humanities & Arts

UK Innovate offers Micro-certification which uses experiential design theory and mentorship programming to support researchers’ perception of their role in contributing to science, commercialization and impact on the community. Micro-Certification Program Objectives:

OTC March 2023 Webinar: Shifting Technology Commercialization to the Fast Lane

A new model for rapidly accelerating technology commercialization is gaining national popularity. Venture Builders align talent, funding, and industry-specific resources around disruptive technologies to shift commercialization to the fast lane.  In this session, three venture builders will share their models and expectations, and Kendra Stenzel, UK OTC Commercialization Manager, will share the university's view.  Moderator:

College of Medicine Academic Medicine Writing Series, Session 5: "Educational Scholarship and Institutional Review Boards"

Please join us for an upcoming professional development series, supported by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the Office of Faculty Affairs and Development. The content, developed by 

College of Medicine Career and Professional Development Session, "Addressing Role Confusion in our Professional Relationships

Addressing Roll Confusion in our Professional Relationships Participants will be able to differentiate between summative and formative feedback Contrast the roles of Advisors, Coaches, Mentors, and Sponsors and provide recommendations for support using case vignettes. Christopher Simmons, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Internal Medicine and Department of of Pediatrics

College of Law Faculty Speaker Series: Financial Technology Regulation

College of Law Faculty Speaker Series Presenter: Jiaying Jiang, University of Florida, SEC Exchange March 9, 2023. 12:00 - 1:00 pm Rosenberg College of Law, Room 193

College of Medicine Academic Medicine Writing Series, Session 4: "Designing an Educational Intervention Using Best Practices"

Please join us for an upcoming professional development series, supported by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the Office of Faculty Affairs and Development. The content, developed by 

CHRISP Workshop: Using the PARTNER Social Network Analysis Tool in Your Research

 You are invited to the CHRISP Seminar workshop on Friday, March 3rd at 9am-11am in the Healthy Kentucky Research Building (Room 110). The goal of these workshops is to offer introductory sessions on techniques and methods that are useful in Health Services Research and beyond.     Join us as Dr. Danielle Varda from the University of Colorado Denver offers an introductory session on social network analysis for mapping community partners to support health and social needs.