Advancing Research through Mentorship Program

Faculty research mentoring program and resources

Mission

The mission of the Advancing Research through Mentorship Program (ARM) is to foster the professional growth and development of faculty in research by providing both personalized and networked mentorship, collaborative opportunities, and promoting scholarly productivity. We empower faculty members to become highly successful independent investigators and scientific leaders who push the boundaries of research innovation.

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Presenter Rachel Walden; she is a Caucasian female in her 30s with straight black shoulder length hair, oval face, pointed chin, smile, in a dark blue blazer.

Ethical Use of AI in Academic Publishing: Opportunities and Responsibilities

Session Overview

  • Explore responsible integration of AI into academic workflows
  • Understand journal and institutional policies on AI use and disclosure
  • Review authorship standards and scholarly integrity considerations
  • Become familiar with common AI tools used in the publishing process
  • Examine ethical considerations and risks of AI-assisted research and writing
  • Learn appropriate uses of AI across manuscript stages (from drafting to submission)

Session facilitated by Rachel Walden, MS, ELS - John Hopkins University

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Event Information

Ethical Use of AI in Academic Publishing: Opportunities and Responsibilities
, 2026 - -
Virtual - via Zoom
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Goals

1

Increase grant submission rates among early-career faculty.

2

Enhance research productivity through peer-reviewed publications and presentations.

3

Improve external funding success for early-career faculty.

4

Encourage interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge sharing.

5

Improve satisfaction for research mentoring among early-career faculty.