The Graduate School Research, Training and Innovation Interim Dean Dwayne Godwin, PhD Biomedical Sciences.

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The Graduate School Research, Training and Innovation Interim Dean Dwayne Godwin, PhD Biomedical Sciences

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Outline Current Snapshot Recent History Current State Next year

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center

Graduate School Mission and Values

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Graduate School of Arts and Sciences 789 Graduate students: 370 master’s, 38 unclassified 381 doctoral 75% at Biomedical 25% at Reynolda Campus ~250 Postdoctoral Fellows ReynoldaBowman Gray (~565 Medical and Physician Asst. Students) Biotech Place Primate Center

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Student Profile Male (43%) Female (57%) Domestic (79%) Minority (16%) International (21%) Time to PhD completion5.4 yrs

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Outline Current Snapshot Recent History Current State Next year

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center PhD Programs (2009) 2009

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center A Metaphor Interdisciplinary Tracks Interdisciplinary Tracks Department Based Training Department Based Training PhD

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Thesis YearsYears 1-2 PhD Programs (2011) Physical and Biological Sciences Biomedical Sciences Biology Chemistry Physics Molecular and Cellular Sciences Integrated Physiology and Pharmacology Neurosciences Biomedical Engineering Neuroscience Neurobiology and Anatomy Physiology/Pharmacology Neuroscience Neurobiology and Anatomy Physiology/Pharmacology Biochemistry Cancer Biology Micro/Immunology Molecular Genetics/Genomics Molecular Medicine Molecular Pathology Biochemistry Cancer Biology Micro/Immunology Molecular Genetics/Genomics Molecular Medicine Molecular Pathology Biomedical Engineering Application Biology Chemistry Physics

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Outline Current Snapshot Recent History Current State Next year

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Thesis YearsYears 1-2 Biomedical PhD Programs (2012) Molecular and Cellular Biosciences Integrated Physiology and Pharmacology Neurosciences Biomedical Engineering Neuroscience Neurobiology and Anatomy Physiology/Pharmacology Neuroscience Neurobiology and Anatomy Physiology/Pharmacology Biochemistry Cancer Biology Micro/Immunology Molecular Genetics/Genomics Molecular Medicine Molecular Pathology Biochemistry Cancer Biology Micro/Immunology Molecular Genetics/Genomics Molecular Medicine Molecular Pathology Biomedical Engineering Application

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Working across disciplines Several current NIH training grants: - Alcoholism- Neuroscience (3) - Cancer biology- Molecular medicine - Drug abuse- Microbiology and immunology - Lipid science and inflammation - PREP, EICS- Radiation Oncology (TRADONC) T32, postdoctoral At least 3 in process : - Regenerative Medicine, IRACDA (postdocs), EICS (renewal) The Graduate School supports these with boilerplate text, data collection for tables, letters of support, and often direct grant writing. Commitment to finish the installation of the Training Grant Repository which was stalled.

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Joint Degrees: MD/PhD - with the WFU School of Medicine PhD/MBA - with the WFU Schools of Business Unique Training: Translational Science Internships with industry Training through the Translational Science Institute Teaching assistant workshops Extensive, multiyear engagement with Professional Development and Responsible Conduct of Research

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center

Distribution of Biomedical Science PhDs by Sector of Employment Source: 100% 50%

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Innovation Focus PhD/MBA Program Certificate in Science Management Industry Internships OTAM Internships Partnerships with IEI (Commercializing Innovation, Regulatory classes) A knowledge economy requires a workforce with knowledge.

Basic GRAD 704 (Principles of Intellectual Property Development) GRAD 701 Seminar in Professional and Career Development* GRAD 702 Industry Internships GRAD 713, 714 Scientific Professionalism and Integrity* Intermediate ENT5450 Commercializing Innovation GRAD 703 Industry Internships Advanced Professional Certificate in Science Management (Stackable certificate) PhD/MBA Program (Dual professional credential) Wake Forest Graduate School Innovation Curriculum Years 1-2 Years 2-3 Years 3-5 * Required of all 1 st year students

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Outline Current Snapshot Recent History Current State Next year

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center “Determine the thing that can and shall be done, and then we shall find the way.” - Abraham Lincoln

Committees: I. Graduate Structure Committee (Early spring) a. Recommendations of either status quo or current bicameral model b. Current “bicameral” structure includes Biomedical and Arts and Sciences Deans (Term is for the current academic year. No decision yet on what comes after.)

Committees (cont’d): II. Graduate Finance Committee (Late spring) Charged to examine flow of funds, propose strategies to close gap to offset graduate EVUs.

Recommendations: 1)Consider a policy for discounted tuition to be charged to research grants, to be phased in with new grants. 2)Explore the potential of Master’s programs for which students will pay tuition. 3)Work to enhance current revenue-generating activities. 4)Salary support should be provided for faculty involved in graduate teaching and administration. 5)Improve student learning experience as well as the efficiency of faculty effort. 6)Increased support for graduate training programs and postdoctoral programs.

Graduate School Actions: 1)Faculty task forces for tuition, Master’s, and education recommendations. Charges drafted. (Sept 2012) 2)Commitment to provide needed programming to complete the Curvita installation. (Fall 2012) 3)Positive funds flow will be administered for faculty “gEVUs” by the Graduate School. Contingent on (1).

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center New Students Have Arrived Emphasis on mentoring (advisor and peer based) Graduate courses, professional seminars Research resources Grants, fellowships, and other funding opportunities Career and professional services Graduate Student Organizations and Networking Fostering interdisciplinary collaboration within and across academic units The trains continue to run on time.

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“ Patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish.” - John Quincy Adams