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Schedule: 4:00 - 4:40 pm Plenary talk by Ann Stevens 4:40 - 4:55 pm Raffle prizes! 4:55 - 5:15 pm Closing Comments by the Planning Committee, led by Kelly Collins
Plenary talk by Ann Stevens Title: Caring about Teaching in the Classroom and Research Lab Description:
Ann Stevens is the 2026 ASM Carski Awardee.There are some common themes that exist between teaching students in a course and in an experimental research lab. Both require an effort to foster good communication skills related to the presentation of findings and scientific discovery. Teaching and mentoring skills evolve in both environments through a willingness to change, whether that change come from a self-desire to improve, a roadblock that must be overcome or an unexpected opportunity that presents itself. Both types of teaching are strengthened by building connections between related pieces of information and through establishing cooperative and collaborative professional relationships. Balancing a career between teaching and research is a challenging, but important and rewarding endeavor. Demonstrating to your students that you careis vital for successful outcomes.
Advanced sign-up is required. Sign-up sheet will be available around Nov. 1. If you want to host an affinity dinner, email [email protected] with your proposed topic.
Saturday November 21, 2026 5:15pm - 7:00pm PST off-site900 Pine St Seattle, Washington 98101 USA
