Speed Networking Events for SIUE Researchers
Need new collaborators? Too busy for traditional networking? Join us for a Speed Networking Event to identify potential collaborators in applying for the SIU Collaborative Grant 2020!
Try Speed Networking!
Practice your 3-minute “elevator speech” as you participate in a fast-paced, fun event meant to expose you to the research on campus and inspire you to establish new, productive relationships. Researchers will share their topics in an accelerated fashion with a group of researchers sharing similar interests.
Interested attendees must register for their respective events. Seats are limited. Some preparation required—an inquiring mind and willingness to talk to others are a must!
Event Topics and Schedule
Biomedical Research Collaborations: June 2nd, 1-2:30. A ZOOM link will be sent to registered participants prior to the event.
Contact Information
For more information about the event and how to participate, contact Dr. Diane Cox, diacox@siue.edu, or x5886.
Instructions for Participants
- Please register for the June 2nd Speed Networking event . This will be the roster to whom the ZOOM link will be sent to participate.
- Complete the participant template. View a sample template.
- Forward the completed template to Diane Cox, diacox@siue.edu, no later than 3 days prior to the event
- Create a 3-minute ‘elevator speech’ about your research and needs for collaboration.
Speed Networking Format
Each registered attendee will have exactly 3 minutes to present information about his/her research. The presentation may address ongoing and/or planned projects. Highlight projects that require collaboration across disciplines. Remember that your audience may not be familiar with your field, so a brief explanation of the context of your research is recommended. NO POWER POINTS ARE ALLOWED. A timer will be used to time each presentation, and each presenter will be stopped at the end of 3 minutes, even if in the middle of a sentence.
Past Events
- Sources and Consequences of Disparities
- The Science of Intervention
- Policy Research
- Building Regional Collaborations in Biomedical & Biobehavioral Research
- Aging
- Big Data, Geospatial Data, and Data Analysis
- Research in Identity, Diversity, and Inclusion
- Sustainability Research
- Education-related Research
- Organization Research
- Health-related Research
