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Alberto Cardelle PhD MPH Sharon Jones Eversley DrPh Flaura Winston MD PhD Moderator Eve Weiss MS Trajectory what trajectory Phase 1 International Work United Nations UNICEF WHO ID: 780994

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Navigating the Academy

Panelists:

Alberto Cardelle, PhD, MPHSharon Jones Eversley, DrPhFlaura Winston, MD, PhDModerator:Eve Weiss, MS

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Trajectory, what trajectory?

Phase 1 – International Work

United Nations (UNICEF, WHO)Non-governmental (Oxfam)Foundation (AMSA)Phase 2 – Academia EarlyResearch Centers junior researcherJunior Faculty (R1 to Regional)Phase 3 – Academia MiddleTenure/PromotionChairpersonResearch Center Founding Phase 4 – Academia AdministrationCollege DeanProvost and Vice-President Academic Affairs

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Understand institutional options

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Understand institutional options

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Full advantage of mentors

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Understand Over Time,what you like and makes you happy within academia

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Take the long view

This is

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RWJF-New Connections Symposium Celebrating New Connections: Building A Legacy of Equity Through Community And Scholarship

Sharon D. Jones-Eversley, Dr.PH, MA, CNP

March 13-15, 2019New Orleans, LA

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I Was Born, Raised & Public School Educated in West BaltimoreParents were married as teenagers: Mom: 17 years old and Dad: 19 years old

Zip code 21216:Violent Crime is 85.3Individuals below poverty level 26.2%

Median Household Income $37,314Public School Education in West BaltimoreRosedale Elementary #148Calverton Jr. High (in Sandtown-Winchester) Western High School

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Deprivation & Health-Death Disparities Shape My Scholarship

My Dad & Husband CVD-Deaths at the age of 40

http://www.theskinyouarein.org/trailer

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PhD = Pass Having Doubt Takeaways

In the robust and ever evolving academic culture, remember to nurture your spiritual intelligence and emotional intelligence.

Never compromise your Voice, Integrity or The Science!System and institutional inequities exist ….. yet your presence is living proof that equity is both possible and operative.Be personally and professionally discerning, and do not get caught up in institutional immaturity, politics or drama Reinforce yourself with credible mentors, and enjoy the journey!

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“When you do the common things in life in an uncommon way,

you will command the attention of the world.”

Dr. George Washington CarverThank You Mentors!!!Dr. Thomas LaVeistDean of Tulane University School of Public Health & Tropical MedicineHealth Disparities & Health PolicyGenetic Epidemiology

Behavioral Health

Publication Consultation

Black Families &

Black Church

Dr. Wendy Chung

Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine

Columbia University

Dr. Joseph Ravenell

Associate Professor

New York University School of Medicine

Dr. George F. Thompson

Owner

GTF Publishing

Dr. Sharon E. Moore

Professor

University Louisville School of Social Work

Dr. George Washington Carver

Tuskegee Institute

Agricultural, Scientist, Chemist & Inventor

1864-1943

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Flaura Winston, MD PhDDistinguished CHAIR in the Department of PediatricsProfessor of pediatrics @ PENN

center Director @ CHOP

Navigating the Academy

New Connections/RWJ Panel New Orleans, LA

March 14

th

, 2019

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LONG WAY FROM MY DISSERTATIONbut still an ENGINEER at heart

2019

1989

Lesson:

Follow your passion

Value your strengths

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Key takeaway: Don’t be afraid to…

and take a new path.

But do be prepared to be questioned…

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Balancing multiple demandsWrite down and remember what makes you happy and what is truly important. Contentment: Being there for people who matter

Satisfaction: Making a difference, solving problemsHow to do this while getting promoted?

Not everything can be an A+ (what matters?) Match project scope with timeline and budget Learn how to manage – projects, others, self

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Be comfortable with the “f” word:

Failureresearch is a cycle, NOT a straight pathThe only failure is one from which you do not learn.