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Reach Your Professional Development Goals

Group of students networking.
Group of students networking.
Source: American Society for Microbiology

Are you looking for remote access to training and tools that will help you to build key skills for academic and professional success? Our Professional Development Webinar Series offers opportunities for undergraduate students, graduate students and postdocs in microbiology to learn and apply practical skills, including setting goals, time management, scientific presentation and more.

Note: Webinars are organized below by educational level/career stage.

Want to Share Your Expertise With 91麻豆天美's Trainees?

Lead a professional development session to advance emerging scientists by sharing expertise, skills, guidance and insights in the microbial sciences.

Eligibility: Open to educators, researchers, program directors, professionals and science communicators from all sectors in the microbial sciences.

Session Proposal Deadline: Jan. 5, 2026

 

Community College & Undergraduate Students and Postbacs Webinars

 

Upcoming Sessions:
Check back in early 2026 for the upcoming professional development webinars.

 

Watch Past Webinars:

MicroBio Kickstart: Grow Your Scientific Skills

 


 

Graduate Student Webinars

 

Upcoming Sessions:
Check back in early 2026 for the upcoming professional development webinars.

  

Watch Past Webinars:

MicroBio Grad Edge: Toolkit for Thriving in Graduate School

 


 

Postdoctoral Scientist Webinars


Upcoming Sessions:
Check back in early 2026 for the upcoming professional development webinars.

  

Watch Past Webinars:

MicroBio Postdoc Pro: Advancing Your Scientific Impact

 


 

All Student and Postdoc Webinars


Upcoming Sessions:

Navigating Uncertainty in Research: From Ambiguity to Action | Feb. 3, 2026, 12-1 p.m. ET
“Navigating Uncertainty in Research: From Ambiguity to Action” will provide you with strategies in navigating research challenges—such as funding uncertainty, technical setbacks, team dynamics and how to overcome uncertainty in scientific environments.

Skills You'll Gain

Conflict management, problem solving, team communication.

Eligibility

Community college, undergraduate students, postbaccalaureates, graduate students and postdoctoral scientists in the microbial sciences.

Learning Goals

  1. Identify key areas of uncertainty and complexity that microbiologists will likely experience during their research careers.
  2. Identify approaches that can be used to mitigate these complexities. 
  3. Determine some strategies that you can use to overcome the uncertainty and complexity that you are experiencing. 

Speakers 

  • Samuel Alvarez Arguedas, Ph.D., Assistant Instructor at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
  • Atanu Banerjee, Ph.D., Assistant Professor at Amity University Haryana.
  • Katrina Counihan, Ph.D., Research Microbiologist at U.S. Department of Agriculture.
  • Steven Foley, Ph.D., Director of the Division of Microbiology at Food and Drug Administration.
  • Vicente Gomez-Alvarez, Ph.D., Principal Investigator at U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
  • Ti Lu, Ph.D., Assistant Research Professor at University of Missouri. 

  

Watch Past Webinars:

MicroBio Skills for Every Stage

 

 

Registration Details

  • Once you register, details on how to join will be sent directly to your email. Check your inbox and spam folder.
  • All sessions will be hosted on Zoom.
  • Recordings will only be available to registered users.

Certificate of Participation

Certificates will be provided only to participants who attend/view all webinars in a particular series, actively engage and complete both post-event surveys.

Contact Information

Tiffani Fonseca, Program Officer, tfonseca@asmusa.org