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TBS Workshop Journal Club: How to Pick a Complying Journal Club Article & Skills Series: How to Give a Poster Presentation

Date Thu, Feb 16
Time 5: 30 PM - 7: 30 PM
Location Virtual


The TBS Workshop Journal Club: How to Pick a Complying Journal Club Article and Skills Series: How to Give a Poster Presentation.  

One guest speaker will be Kathryn Sandberg, PhD, speaking on complying journal club articles as well as doing the 2023 TBS Journal Club in Health Disparities introduction.  Another guest speaker will be Alison Schug, TL1 PhD Candidate who will be speaking on How to Give a Poster Presentation. 

The location is Virtual. Contact TBS Associate Director for information. 

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