FEATURED EVENT: ASK THE EXPERTS
September 17, 2024 | 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM ET
Come meet experts in the STI field in a small-group setting! Choose from topics such as using social media in your professional life; getting the most out of your mentoring relationships; demystifying STI policy; engaging communities in STI research; and career advice from professionals in industry, academia, government, or non-profit settings.*Breakfast is included.*
Preregistration is required as there are limited slots available for each expert. Sign up by September 9, 2024.
Other Events
September 16, 2024 | 1:00 PM
Early Career Networking Event
This networking event focuses on providing early career professionals an opportunity to network with each other and more senior STI professionals across a range of disciplines. This event is open to all early career STI professionals, including community health workers, health department employees, researchers, clinicians, advocates, and others. Join us for networking, career development, and mentoring opportunities!
September 18, 2024 │ 7:00 AM
Early Career Professional Training: Scientific Writing
Is writing a challenge for you? Do you struggle with getting your manuscripts written and submitted? If so, join Bill Miller, Editor-in-Chief of STD, as he discusses manuscript content and tips for writing more clearly and getting your writing done despite your busy schedule.
September 18, 2024 │ 12:00 PM
ASTDA Awards Luncheon
September 19, 2024 │ 7:00 AM
Early Career Professional Training: Developing Research Questions
The key to doing good research is asking interesting, informative, specific questions. But many research questions are vague and incomplete, or far too often, the questions are not specified at all. Join Bill Miller, Editor-in-Chief of STD, to discuss what needs to go into a research question to ensure your research gets off to a good start.
September 19, 2024 │ 9:30 AM
Pass the Mic: Amplifying Early Career Voices
September 19, 2024 │ 12:00 PM
Closing Session
Including a presentation prize for an early career professional.