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Preparing for Inclusive Teaching, Mentoring, and Lab Leadership
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This in-person, four-day program is for postdoctoral researchers from outside the University of Washington who are exploring academic career paths in regenerative medicine/engineering and related fields that are committed to inclusive teaching, mentoring, and lab leadership.

Inclusive Leadership Workshop is held in Seattle, Washington on the campus of the University of Washington. This workshop is co-sponsored by the UW Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine (ISCRM) and the Office of Research and Graduate Education.

Workshop Components
  • Small-group learning sessions focused on power dynamics, conflict resolution, implicit bias, managing and mentoring trainees, and more
  • Individual Meetings with UW Medicine Faculty Members
  • Podium presentations to UW Medicine Faculty
  • Training on chalk talk preparation and delivery
  • Additional career development training in UW Future Faculty Fellows Workshop
  • Opportunities to socialize, network, and explore Seattle

The 2026 workshop is at capacity. Stay tuned for information on how to apply for the 2027 workshop.

To be eligible, applicants must:

  • Have an interest in a faculty career in regenerative medicine
  • Have a demonstrated a commitment to diversity and excellence

An ideal workshop candidate can express a passion for teaching and interest in making regenerative medicine academia a more inclusive and rewarding experience for all students, and has a desire to positively influence institutional conversations about diversity.

Priority will be given to postdoctoral researchers.

There are no program costs for the Inclusive Leadership Workshop. The University of Washington will cover airfare and lodging upfront and reimburse attendees for baggage fees, ground transportation, and per diem following the event.

The application for the 2026 workshop is closed. Applications for 2027 will open in Fall 2026.

If you have any questions about the workshop, please contact Alec Smith at astsmith@uw.edu.

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