The career development program serves as an information conduit and supports seminars, symposiums and conferences to promote the understanding and participation in environmental health sciences.
One example of the services of this program is the Weekly Colloquium - “Problems in the Biology of Complex Diseases”
Resources
Problems in the Biology of Complex Diseases
- Complex diseases are the next major challenge in human biology. The goal of the colloquium is to provide a platform that will catalyze discussions among experts from the University and elsewhere in the country.
Training in Environmental Toxicology of Complex Diseases
- Predoctoral Training Program: The training of predoctoral fellows is achieved through a combination of coursework, research, seminars, workshops, and interactions with faculty and successful scientists.
- Postdoctoral Training Program: Postdoctoral training in our NIEHS toxicology training program prepares trainees for careers as independent investigators in Toxicology and the Environmental Health Sciences.
AZ Clinical & Translational Research Training Program
- The AzCRTP educates scholars in the multidisciplinary principles, methods, and techniques of clinical research and to provide them with the tools necessary to become independently funded clinical researchers who will contribute to the advancement of biomedical science and health care.
- Actively advances the research and scientific reputation of the University of Arizona by promoting faculty diversity and the equitable treatment of faculty. This mission will benefit scientists, students and citizens of the state of Arizona by promoting discovery and innovation and ensuring all scientists regardless of gender have the opportunity to excel and to be recognized for their achievement.