DSRG ACADEMIC YEAR 2009-2010
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
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Summer Period |
2009 |
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Spring extension begins: finalize research plans |
May 11 |
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Summer Research 2009 begins |
June 22 |
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Summer Research Day (mandatory for funded summer research students) |
Aug 4 |
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Fall Semester |
2009 |
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AADR annual meeting 2010: Abstract submission open |
June 15 |
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AADR annual meeting 2010: Abstract submission deadline |
October 2 |
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DSRG Lunch and Learn: Why Do Research |
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Faculty Mentor Presentations for prospective students, summer 2010 |
Oct 8 |
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DSRG Lunch and Learn: Finding a Mentor and a Topic |
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Research Proposal: Fall submission cycle letters of intent deadline |
Oct 30 |
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DSRG Lunch and Learn: Research Proposal Development with Dr Ohrbach |
Nov 12 |
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Research Proposal: submission deadline |
Dec 1 |
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Research Proposal: Fall submission reviews returned |
Dec 15 |
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Spring Semester |
2010 |
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AADR Fellowship Proposal: deadline |
Jan 15 |
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Research Proposal: Spring submission cycle letters of intent due (new applications from first year and second year students only) |
TBA |
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Annual Student Research Day: Abstract deadline |
TBA |
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Annual Student Research Day: Poster printing deadline |
TBA |
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Annual Student Research Day |
TBA |
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AADR/CADR Annual meeting, Washington, D.C. |
March 3-6 |
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Research Proposal: submission deadline |
TBA |
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Thesis Honors: Final thesis submission deadline |
TBA |
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Research Proposal: Spring submission reviews returned |
TBA |
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Summer Research 2010 begins |
TBA |
Dates in [brackets] are tentative.
SRG Officers 2009-2010:
President: Nish Patel
Vice President: Laura Sharbash
Secretary: Shweta Vora
Treasurer: Maxine Un-Chong Tam
Celebrating the presentations from the Summer 2007
Research period, 24 of the 29
participants were present for our photographer. Not shown are the faculty
members also in attendance.
| Student Research Group (SRG) is an association of dental students
with an objective to facilitate, support and promote research-related
activities in dental school. Comprised of students who have taken the
initiative to distinct themselves by joining this exclusive group
striving to comprehend the scientific methods that lead to discoveries,
inventions and effective skills in preventing and promoting oral
health. Members have presented their research in the form of posters,
abstracts and oral presentations in conferences across the country
which has not only expanded horizons of their vision of dental field
but also help tremendously in developing their personalities into
outspoken and promising leaders in dentistry.
The
application of research methods not only help to progress in science
but can also be applied to life in general. The basic principles are
the same – identify a problem (Purpose),
set goals (Aims and
Objectives), gather
your resources and work towards finding a solution (Materials and Methods), and be result oriented (Results). Most of all remember that it's
the effort that need to be celebrated not just a favorable result.
There's always a silver lining in the clouds, one must have an eye to
look for it (Conclusion). |
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