In Spring 2024, UROP will offer several professional development modules for students to build additional professional and academic skills outside of their research and creative work projects.

Module	Description
Kickstarting and Managing Research and Creative Work Length: 50 minutes When: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 at 12 p.m. Where: Hybrid (Zoom/Moore Hall 104) Registration form	UROP staff discuss ways early-career students can start exploring research or creative work off on the right foot. This module has 2 parts. The first covers topics such as why do research or creative work, how to work with a faculty mentor, best practices for effective time management, and more. The second covers UHM library resources and how to make effective use of them.
Responsible Conduct of Research – Importance and Case Studies Length: 50 minutes When: Thursday, February 15, 2024 at 2 p.m. Where: Hybrid (Zoom/Moore Hall 104) Registration form	Attendees will be introduced to responsible conduct of research (RCR) as a standard practice for researchers and creative workers. This module has 2 parts. The first covers the definition of RCR and underscores why it is important in order to properly conduct research and creative work in all disciplines. The second covers real-life case studies to illustrate the consequences of misconduct in research and creative work.

Module

Description

Kickstarting and Managing Research and Creative Work

Length: 50 minutes

When: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 at 12 p.m.

Where: Hybrid (Zoom/Moore Hall 104)

Registration form

UROP staff discuss ways early-career students can start exploring research or creative work off on the right foot. This module has 2 parts. The first covers topics such as why do research or creative work, how to work with a faculty mentor, best practices for effective time management, and more. The second covers UHM library resources and how to make effective use of them.

Responsible Conduct of Research – Importance and Case Studies

Length: 50 minutes

When: Thursday, February 15, 2024 at 2 p.m.

Where: Hybrid (Zoom/Moore Hall 104)

Registration form

Attendees will be introduced to responsible conduct of research (RCR) as a standard practice for researchers and creative workers. This module has 2 parts. The first covers the definition of RCR and underscores why it is important in order to properly conduct research and creative work in all disciplines. The second covers real-life case studies to illustrate the consequences of misconduct in research and creative work.