Training

Trainees in the program benefit from a wide range of training activities to enhance their professional skill development.

These include:

  1. Journal Club
  2. Research in Progress meetings
  3. RDSP Distinguished Lecture Series
  4. RDSTP Research Symposium
  5. Annual Michigan Alliance for Reproductive Technologies and Sciences meeting. 
  6. Courses in Scientific Communication for Reproductive and Developmental Biology, Grant Writing for Biomedical Research, and Advanced Topics in Reproductive Biology.
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