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​​​APS Webinars

On-Demand Webinars

​​2021​:

Lights, Camera, Pathogens! (March, 2021)

• A 2-Part seri​es about photography and videography for the plant pathologist.
  

Technology Transfer: From the Lab to the Diagnostician's Bench Series: High Throughput Sequencing

• Part 1 - An Introduction to High-Throughput Sequencing and Industry Applications (Feb, 2021)
  

• Part 2 - International Guidelines and Practical Examples (March, 2021)

• ​Part 3 - HTS for Plant Certification (March 2021)
  

• Part 4 - HTS in Regulatory Services (March 2021)
  

​​2020:​

How to Write a Graduate Student SARE Grant (Dec 15, 2020)​​

Engaging Students Online: A Two-Part Webinar Featuring Synchronous vs Asynchron​ous Virtual Learning​ (Dec. 1 and 7, 2020)​

APS OIP Global Experience Award: Get Funded For Your Globally Collaborative Ideas (Oct.9, 2020)

Intended New Research for Development Activity: Feed the Future Innovatio​n Lab for Current and Emerging Threats (Sept. 21, 2020)​

Introduction to International Agriculture and Development for Plant Pathologists: A 3-Part Series

• ​Part 1- Call to Action: Plant Pathologists to Advance Food Security in the Developing World (Sept. 16, 2020)​
  
  

• Part 2 - Stronger Together: The Study of Plant Diseases and Their Social Impact (Sept. 30, 2020)​
  

• Part 3 - Managing Mycotoxins in Low-Resource Settings (Oct. 12, 2020)​
  

• The Corn Blight of 1970: Scientific Credibility in Response to Unexpected Outcomes from Changing Technology (Aug. 11, 2020)​​
  

• Plant Pathology Education Online: Best Practices in Developing and Delivering Courses (July 30, 2020)​​
  

• Technology Transfer: From the Lab to the Diagnostician's Bench 2020
  

• ​Technology Transfer Series Part 1: Valitest Update (April 8, 2020)​

• Technology Transfer Series Part 2: Diagnosing the Need for New Methods Using Real World Data (May 13, 2020) 

• Technology Transfer Series Part 3: Let us break it for you (May 20, 2020)

• ​Technology Transfer Series Part 4: A Balancing Act (May 27, 2020)

• Intro to R for Pla​nt Pathologists: Part 1 (Feb. 19, 2020)​
  

• Intro to R for Plant Pathologists: Part 2 (Feb. 26, 2020)​​
  

20​19:

• How to Become Involved in Collaborative International Agricultural Development​
  

• Non-linear Path to a ​​Career in Plant Science​s​
  

• Scientific Presentations Don't Have to be Boring: Designing Slides with Your Audience in Mind​​
  

• Tips for Successfully Communicating your Research Project​​
  

201​8:

• How to ge​​​t or Write a Killer Letter of Recommendation
  

• ​Preparing to Teach a New Course - Part 1: Str​ategies for success

• Preparing to Teach a New Course - Part 2: Teaching styles and assessment​
  

• Approachable Science on Genetically Engineered Crops (GMOs)
  

• Getting Your Manuscri​​pt Accepted by APS Journals (Even if English is Your Second Language)
  

• Beyond the Ad Hoc Science Talk: Strategies for Creating and Maintaining Meaningful ​Collaborations with Middle School and High School STEM Teachers

20​17:

• Show Me the Money: Effective Granstmanship in an Era of Growing Competitiveness
  

• Fieldside Manner: Serving Plant Pathology’s Stakeholders (Part 1 & Part 2)
  

• Project Reporting and Writing Impacts: Who Cares? You Should!
  

20​16:

• ​​Take Your Course and Flip It!