Office of Faculty Development
Overview
The Office of Faculty Development strives to create a thriving and diverse department with professionally happy and healthy faculty who are productive, well recognized, and respected within WashU Medicine and the academic Pathology and Immunology community worldwide.
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Upcoming Events
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12May
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19May
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University-Wide Career Development Seminars
- Spring 2026 – Power Skills: The Emerging Leader’s Toolkit March 31st
- Lead Where You Practice: Fundamentals of Negotiation April 1st
- Reclaim Your Time – How to Move Beyond Busy into Powerful Productivity April 2nd
- Next Chapter Leadership: The Art of Meaningful Career Next Steps Conversations Workshop April 2nd
- Mentoring Through Multiple Lenses April 14th or 16th
- Next Chapter Leadership: Next Chapter Coaching Workshop with Dr. Sharon Hull April 22nd
- There’s Not Enough Time and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves – Book Discussion with the Author April 24th
- Lead Where You Practice: Managing Conflict May 6th
- Sustaining Excellence: Mentoring Established Career Faculty May 13th or 14th
- Building Excellence from Day One: Strategic Onboarding for New Faculty May 28th
- Lead Where You Practice: Coaching Your Team June 3rd
- CTIR Writing Workshop June 8th or July 9th
- Early Career Check-In: Managing Scientific Collaborations June 10th
- The Power of Mattering – Book Discussion June 11th or 12th
- All About APGAR Town Hall for Faculty June 17th
- Preparing Your Promotion Packet Panel and Q&A June 24th
- Executive Summary Writing Workshop July 8th
- Reset: How to Change What’s Not Working – Book Discussion July 28th or 30th
- Leading with Insight: Harnessing Emotional Intelligence for Everyday Leadership September 10th
- Making Conflict Work for You Workshop October 8th
- Coaching Skills for Change: Faculty Workshops October 14th & 15th
- Crucial Accountability January 6th & 13th
- Leadership Essentials Series: Providing Effective Feedback April 7th
- New Faculty Orientation 2026 September 17th
- Lead Your Lab! September 28th & 29th
- Power Skills: The Emerging Leader’s Toolkit – Fall 2026 October 6th
Send any career development programs that could be added to the above list to Molly DeClue.
Contact Information
Mark Watson, MD, PhD
Margaret Gladys Smith Professor in Pathology and Immunology
Contact
- Email: watsonm@wustl.edu
- Phone: 314-454-7919
Division: Laboratory & Genomic Medicine
Molly DeClue, M.B.A.
Administrative Coordinator – Office of Faculty Development
Contact
- Email: mdeclue22@wustl.edu
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