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Get ahead of the new Narrative CV requirement for upcoming Tri-Agency grants by learning what resources are at your disposal and building your CV as part of the workshop. At present, these new narrative CVs are being piloted in a few funding competitions. The first hour of the presentation will demonstrate the various profile resources for UM researchers and the new Tri-Agency CV tool which includes an AI agent. The last half hour will provide peer and presenter support for in-person attendees. Preliminary registration will be offered to Asper and College of Medicine faculty and graduate students with general registration open after September 25.
Learning objectives: In this workshop participants will:
Recognize the impact of new scholarship on your research process
Recognize opportunities to contribute your knowledge and research to the scholarship in your field
Participate in official scholarly dialogue, represented by: academic journals, conferences, etc
Learn how to communicate in a style that is appropriate for different environments and contexts, for example academic, professional, and personal writing
Presenter(s): Andrea Szwajcer
Date:
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Time:
11:30am - 1:30pm
Location:
Elizabeth Dafoe Library - Digital Scholarship Commons