September 20, 2019; 12-1pm
HPNP G-114
Presented by
Charlayne A. Scarlett, M.P.H.,
Gabriel Cartagena, M.S.,
Erin Ferguson, M.S.
This colloquium will be an open forum discussion on how aspects of failure interact with diverse personal identities, from gender to training level to culture. The Education and Advocacy Committee will be moderating the discussion through the introduction of research abstracts delineating trends relevant to the nature of failure and the role it plays in everyday life. Additional resources are available via the links below.
Please join us to hear your fellow students and colleagues discuss their experiences and unique perspectives.
The Confidence Gap – Women and Fear of Failure
The Importance of Stupidity in Scientific Research
Dealing with Impostor Syndrome When You’re Treated as an Impostor