The goal of CSE Connect is to support networking and connectivity among CSE members while learning something new about a topic of interest. CSE Connect events are free for members and $15 for non-members.
Events are held most months, and most events are informal in nature and a friendly spot for networking with your colleagues in scholarly and scientific editing. We hope you’ll join us for future CSE Connect events!
October 23, 12pm ET: Register How Volunteering Advanced my Career to Pave Way for Board Service and More!
We all feel stretched for time to take on any additional responsibilities. It sounds counterintuitive that you can advance your career further and faster by taking on more on your plate by way of volunteering. If you would like to learn how to advance your career with adding low intensity high impact responsibilities that can do wonders to your career, this may be the session for you! Our speaker will explore questions that we all have, like why should you consider volunteering within a professional organization? How can that volunteer work help your own career trajectory? If you're already involved in some kind of volunteer role, what can you do to magnify that role and make sure you are getting as much from the role as possible? Join Dr. Chhavi Chauhan, Director of Journal Continuing Medical Education Program at the American Society for Investigative Pathology, as we discuss how her experience serving on boards and committees has benefitted her own career and helped her explore different perspectives.
December 3, 1pm ET: Register Creating a Publication Policy on AI: Evaluating and Categorizing AI Tools
While journals are struggling to create a comprehensive AI policy in an ever-changing landscape, authors are already using AI tools, often without much guidance from journals on what is permitted. With concerns about research integrity, journals can begin to tackle these complex issues by utilizing existing frameworks. Join Avi Staiman, a chef at The Scholarly Kitchen and founder and CEO of Academic Language Experts, as we dive into the problems that face publishers in creating flexible and specific policies.
2024 Previous Event Topics
January 19, 2024, 12 pm ET – Poster Submissions 101 February 21, 2024, 12 pm ET – How I Became a Managing Editor March 20, 2024, 1 pm ET – CSE Short Course Q&A September 17, 2024, 12pm ET – The Pathway to CSE Leadership October 8, 2024, 12pm ET – SSP DEIA Committee: Building DEIA in Editorial Roles and Peer Review
January – Poster Submissions 101 March – CSE Short Course Q&A June - Meet the Committees of CSE September - What Do I Need to Know Before I Start Contracting? October - CSE Book Club: Data Story: Explaining Data and Inspire Action Through Story by Nancy Duarte November - What Your Editorial System Manager Wishes You Knew: How to problem solve faster December - (via Zoom, recorded) - The Financial Wellbeing of CSE: An Update from CSE’s Finance Committee
March - 2022 CSE Annual Meeting May - CSE Certificate Program June - Communication in the Editorial Office July - Peer Review Submissions Post-COVID August - Early Career Roundtable September - The Great Resignation or the Great Reshuffle? October - CSE Editor Roundtable November - Thankful for Connections
Freelancing (Judith Orvos) CSE Mentorship Program (Patty Baskin, Leslie Neistadt) Living clinical guidelines (Glenn Landis, Heather Norton Blackburn) Changes to the Impact Factor (Lindsey Brounstein, Glenn Landis) CSE Listserv Live
Virtual onboarding (Karen Stanwood, Kathryn DeTura) Burnout and silver linings (Karen Stanwood) Networking and volunteering (Heather Staines) Preprints (David Riley) CSE Certificate Program (Morgan Sorensen, Brit Stamey)
