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  UPCOMING CONFERENCES 10th Annual Faculty Development Conference   Wednesday, September 22, 2021   8:00am – 4:00pm   7:30am Registration & Announcements   Guest Speakers   Linda Chaudron, MD, MS   Incoming Vice President, Medical Education   Eric Holmboe, MD, MACP, FRCP   Senior Vice President, Mil estone Development and Evaluation, Accreditation for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)   REGISTER HERE COURSES Best Practices in Manuscript Peer Review September 13, 2021 – November 21, 2021 | Online   Course Leaders    Robert Bing-You, MD, MEd, MBA    Wendy Craig, PhD    Vicki Hayes, MD   Learning Objectives   1. Explain the role of peer reviews in biomedical journals   2. Describe best practices for peer reviewing manuscripts   3. Apply available Health Research Reporting Guidelines (i.e., EQUATOR network) in the critique of manuscript examples.   4. Discuss the current challenges in peer reviewing, and review an actual manuscript just submitted to the Journal of Graduate Medical

  ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT   Posted  July 26 Join the stars as Maine Outdoor Film Festival screens 66 films over 11 nights Each night of the Portland event, from Thursday through Aug. 8, will feature a slate of cinematic treats, many made by Mainers. BY  DENNIS PERKINS From MIFF right into MOFF, Maine’s movie summer is back in full swing. Just as the 24th Maine International Film Festival closes out its yearly parade of fine films and filmmakers visiting the state, the 10th annual  Maine Outdoor Film Festival  is taking over Portland (or at least the Eastern Prom). All next week, this cinematic celebration of all things outside will set up its big temporary movie screen on the rolling grass of the Prom, giving Maine moviegoers and lovers of all things outdoorsy a truly impressive array of short films and features from moviemakers who’ve taken their cameras to some of the most amazing places on Earth, including, naturally, right here in Maine.   “Portland’s a great place to have a film

  The Goods The Weekly One-Stop Shop for All Your Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences News July 26, 2021 | Volume 4, Issue 40 MESSAGE FROM THE GSC Hi GSBS! We hope everyone is having a great summer so far! Relays is steadily approaching and will be held this week on  Friday July 30th (8/6 rain date)  at the  Bello and Ounjian  Fields (Medford campus)! Please arrive between 11-11:30 am for check-in on Friday. Here is a tentative schedule of events: Relays Schedule of Events Ticket for Relays and raffle tickets are now available for purchase. Students, please reach out to your program’s student representatives for details about ticket sales for your program. Faculty and staff need to purchase relays tickets through the online store. Raffle tickets will also be available for purchase through the website and with cash the day of Relays. GSBS stickers and Relays glasses are also on sale along with the tickets. Ticket + Sunglasses/Stickers Sales All proceeds from Relays will go towards t