July 2019 http://facultyaffairs.med.ufl.edu/ In This Issue Raising Hope at Work: Employee Giving Campaign New Grants Awarded to our Faculty! Awards and Honors Received by our Faculty CTSI Mentoring Academy: Applications now being accepted 2020 Inspiring Women Leaders: Registration Open for UF's 3rd Annual Inspiring Women Leaders Conference Grant Funding Opportunities Rare Disease Grant Opportunity: Letter of Intent due by July 23, 2019 for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative "Rare as One Project" Care@work: Service to find help with chores or childcare Retirement Advising: Onsite meetings with our retirement vendors Managing your Email: A tip to help you manage your inbox Did You Know?: Basic self-defense classes UF Health Highlights Faculty Council: Information about Meetings and Activities Educational & Professional Program: Learn how to write effective multiple choice questions The 2019 Raising Hope at Work Employee Giving Campaign begins June 1 and will run through July 19. This year marks 10 years of celebrating HOPE! Together, we have contributed to vital improvements in our hospitals and academic centers, and built a powerful legacy of institutional support. This year's campaign will feature four funds representing children, education, discovery and care. Children who deserve healthy hearts - Gifts to the Pediatric Cardiac Cath Lab renovation will help kids
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July 2019 http://facultyaffairs.med.ufl.edu/
In This IssueRaising Hope at Work: Employee Giving CampaignNew Grants Awarded to our Faculty!Awards and Honors Received by our FacultyCTSI Mentoring Academy: Applications now being accepted2020 Inspiring Women Leaders: Registration Open for UF's 3rd Annual Inspiring Women Leaders ConferenceGrant Funding OpportunitiesRare Disease Grant Opportunity: Letter of Intent due by July 23, 2019 for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative "Rare asOne Project"Care@work: Service to find help with chores or childcareRetirement Advising: Onsite meetings with our retirement vendorsManaging your Email: A tip to help you manage your inboxDid You Know?: Basic self-defense classesUF Health HighlightsFaculty Council: Information about Meetings and ActivitiesEducational & Professional Program: Learn how to write effective multiple choice questions
The 2019 Raising Hope at Work Employee Giving Campaign begins June 1 and will run through July 19. This yearmarks 10 years of celebrating HOPE! Together, we have contributed to vital improvements in our hospitals andacademic centers, and built a powerful legacy of institutional support.
This year's campaign will feature four funds representing children, education, discovery and care.
Children who deserve healthy hearts - Gifts to the Pediatric Cardiac Cath Lab renovation will help kids
Children who deserve healthy hearts - Gifts to the Pediatric Cardiac Cath Lab renovation will help kidsreceive specialized treatment in a space designed especially for them.Students we are educating today to become healers tomorrow - Gifts to the Mobile Outreach Clinic will helpto expand the community health outreach our students and faculty deliver every day.Researchers making discoveries that change lives - Gifts to the Legacy Program Fund to support the UFBrain Tumor Immunotherapy Program will support research in brain cancer treatment ever forward.Patients who receive exceptional care during life-limiting illness - Gifts to the Palliative Care Fund will helpextend compassionate, end-of-life care to patients in need.
Ways to give:
Payroll Deduction: Payroll deductions will automatically deduct the amount of your choosing each pay period. Deductionsbegin Sept. 13, 2019 and end Sept. 4, 2020.
Hour of Power: Hour of Power is a special giving level where donors choose to make a payrolldeduction gift equal to one hour of pay, per pay period.
Online One-Time credit card gift Cash or Check: Cash and checks must be submitted with a pledge card that includes employee informationand fund choice. Three options to submit checks or cash
Mail: UF Health Office of Development, Attn: Raising Hope at Work, P.O. Box 100386, Gainesville, FL32610-0386Drop off: UF Health Office of Development, 1329 Building, Suite 3150 (third floor).Team Champion: Return your completed pledge card and check or cash to your team champion.
New Grants Awarded!
Eric Wang, PhD. Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular Genetics & Microbiologyhas been awarded a National Institutes of Health R01 grant entitled, "RNA Processing-Mediated Mechanisms of CNS Dysfunction in Myotonic Dystrophy".
Stephanie Staras, PhD. Associate Professor, Department of Health Outcomes &Biomedical Informatics, has been awarded a National Institutes of Health R01 grant entitled,"Text and Talk: A multi-level intervention to increase provider HPV vaccine recommendationeffectiveness ".
Lyle Moldawer, PhD. Professor, Department of Surgery, has been awarded a NationalInstitutes of Health T32 grant entitled, "Molecular Biology in Burns and Trauma".
Gustavo Maegawa, MD, PhD. Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, has beenawarded a National Institutes of Health R21 grant entitled, "Exososomal CNS-Delivery ofTherapies for a Lysosomal Disorder".
Congratulations!AAMC Southern Group on Educational Affairs (SGEA)
Zareen Zaidi, MD, PhD. Associate Professor, Department of Medicineis the AAMC Southern Group on Educational Affairs (SGEA) Medical Education Scholarship Award (MESA) 2019 winner in thecategory Outstanding Presentation Award for Continuing Medical Education(CME) for her workshop entitled "Open the Front Door to Communication: Microresistanceto Microaggressions."Her collaborators for this workshop include Paulette Hahn, University of Florida College ofMedicine,Tasha R. Wyatt PhD, Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University and GaryBeck Dallaghan PhD, UNC School of Medicine
American Academy of Neurology
Wissam Georges Deeb, MD. Assistant Professor, Department of Neurology hassuccessfully completed the Emerging Leaders Program with the American Academy ofNeurology.
CONGRATULATIONS ON PROMOTION AND TENURE 2019!
A number of our accomplished faculty have been promoted and/or tenured in the College of Medicine in Gainesville,effective July 1, 2019.Please congratulate your colleagues when you see them. We're proud of all you do and all youcontribute to the College and your Departments.
Clinical Associate ProfessorSean Kiley, MD. Department of AnesthesiologyJoshua Sappenfield, MD. Department of AnesthesiologyM Moy, MD. Department of UrologyKristy Smith, MD. Department of CHFMKiran Motaparthi, MD. Department of DermatologyTricia Swan, MD. Department of Emergency MedicineMonica Aggarwal, MD. Department of MedicineMustafa Ahmed, MD. Department of MedicineMark Panna, MD. Department of MedicineAnand Gupte, MD. Department of MedicineMolly Weidner Mandernach, MD. Department of MedicineNila Radhakrishnan, MD. Department of MedicineKartikeya Cherabuddi, MD. Department of MedicineNikolaus McFarland, MD. Department of NeurologySharon Byun, MD. Department of OBGYNJacqueline Castagno, MD. Department of OBGYNErich Wyckoff, MD. Department of OBGYNSwati Agarwal-Sinha, MD. Department of OphthalmologyJoseph King, MD. Department of OrthopaedicsJeb Justice, MD. Department of OtolaryngologyStacy Beal, MD. Department of Pathology
Stacy Beal, MD. Department of PathologyJoseph Philip, MD. Department of PediatricsLucien Black, MD. Department of PediatricsKiran Upadhyay, MD. Department of PediatricsDawn-Christi Bruijnzeel, MD. Department of PsychiatryUma Suryadevara, MD. Department of PsychiatryJoseph Grajo, MD. Department of RadiologyNupur Verma, MD. Department of RadiologyReordan DeJesus, MD. Department of RadiologyDhanashree Rajderkar, MD. Department of RadiologyJanice Taylor, MD. Department of Surgery
Research Associate ProfessorLauren Solberg, JD. Department of CHFMArlene Naranjo, PhD. Department of Biostatistics
Associate ScientistHyunwook Lee, PhD. Department of MedicineKoji Hosaka, PhD. Department of Neurosurgery
Associate Professor with TenureKimberly Sibille, PhD. Department of AgingJiang Bian, PhD. Department of HOBIAshley Brown, PhD. Department of MedicineMelissa Armstrong, MD. Department of NeurologySara Burke, PhD. Department of NeuroscienceEduardo Candelario Jalil, PhD. Department of NeuroscienceDavid Tran, MD PhD. Department of NeurosurgeryShawn Larson, MD. Department of SurgeryJose Trevino, MD. Department of SurgeryMattia Prosperi, PhD. Department of Epidemiology
Clinical ProfessorRene Przkora, MD PhD. Department of AnesthesiologyMargaret Lo, MD. Department of MedicineZareen Zaidi, MD PhD. Department of MedicineAmir Kazory, MD. Department of MedicineMichael Jantz, MD. Department of MedicineGregory Murad, MD. Department of NeurosurgeryWilliam Collins, MD. Department of OtolaryngologyMaria Kelly, MD. Department of PediatricsLindsay Thompson, MD. Department of Pediatrics
Research ProfessorCynthia Garvan, PhD. Department of Anesthesiology
Tenured ProfessorKenneth Cusi, MD. Department of MedicineHabibeh Khoshbouei, PhD. Department of NeuroscienceJennifer Miller, MD. Department of PediatricsJames Wynn, MD. Department of PediatricsPhilip Efron, MD. Department of Surgery
UF CTSI Mentor AcademyFall, 2019
All Sessions begin Tuesday at 5:30 PM and last 2 hoursSessions will be held in Room 3256 of the CTRB (North Side)
November 21, 2019Aligning expectations &Assessing understanding Roger Fillingim
December 3, 2019
Articulating Your MentoringPhilosophy & Plan;Wrap-Up and Graduation
Roger Fillingim
2020 Inspiring Women Leaders-Registration Open!
The Office of Professional and Workforce Development, in partnership with Warrington College of Businessand the Office of the Chief Diversity Officer at the University of Florida are pleased to announce the 3rd AnnualInspiring Women Leaders Conference that will be held March 8-10, 2020 at the University of Florida HiltonConference Center. This 2 day event will provide personal and professional development opportunities, as well as fun and engaging ways toconnect with our conference speakers and attendees. The IWL conference is an interactive learning platform anddesigned for attendees to learn applicable leadership and business skills. Join us at the 2020 Inspiring Women's Conference as a speaker to provide an opportunity for participants to learn fromleaders in diverse fields, participate in important discussions, share your personal stories, ask meaningful questions,and network with a dynamic community of individuals who want to empower female leaders. If you are interested in being a speaker at the 2020 IWL Conference, please create an account online to submit aspeaker proposal. All applications must be submitted by August 28, 2019. Submissions will be reviewed by theconference planning committee and finalists will be contacted by September 13, 2019. We thank you for your interest.
The table below includes the most recently published funding opportunities. To see all open funding opportunities,please select "Search Funding" above.
Sponsor Title Deadline
UF Division ofSponsoredPrograms
2019 Updated Federal Salary Cap for Grant Proposals 12/31/2019
University of Florida UF Research Foundation Names 2019 Professors 04/18/2020
Health & Biomedical Science
Air Force Office ofScientific Research Military Medical Photonics Program 04/15/2020
National Institutes ofHealth
Feasibility of Novel Diagnostics for TB in Endemic Countries (FEND for TB)(U01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) 07/22/2019
National Institutes ofHealth
Limited Competition: Modular Budget Research Project Grant for NIH NurseScientist Scholars (R01 Clinical Trial Optional) 10/04/2019
National Institutes ofHealth
Oral Health in People Living with HIV and Additional Non-CommunicableDiseases (R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) 07/29/2019
UF Division ofSponsoredPrograms
2019 Updated Federal Salary Cap for Grant Proposals 12/31/2019
University of Florida UF Research Foundation Names 2019 Professors 04/18/2020
National ScienceFoundation
Centers for Chemical Innovation (CCI) Phase I Awards and New/RenewalPhase II Centers 08/13/2019
Centers for Chemical Innovation (CCI) Phase I Awards and New/RenewalPhase II Centers 08/13/2019
International
National Institutes ofHealth
Feasibility of Novel Diagnostics for TB in Endemic Countries (FEND for TB)(U01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) 07/22/2019
US Agency forInternationalDevelopment
Blended Finance: Leveraging Private Capital and Supporting Entrepreneursto Achieve Education Development Outcome in Sub-Saharan Africa 08/11/2019
If you have questions, please contact the Division of Research Program Development.
Request forApplications
Request for Applications:Rare As One Network
Letters of Interest due:Tuesday, July 23, 2019
Today, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) is launching the Rare As One Project to lift upthe work that patient communities are doing to accelerate research and drive progressagainst rare diseases, which affect 400 million people worldwide. Watch the video to hearfrom rare disease patients and their loved ones sharing their journeys.As part of the project, CZI is inviting patient-led 501(c)(3) organizations to apply for a new two-year grant opportunity to support the development and launch of a research network in theirrare disease area in partnership with clinicians and researchers. As part of this opportunity,CZI will provide up to 10 groups with funding, training, community mentorship, and capacity-building services. Read our Medium post to learn more.We will accept Letters of Interest starting today until Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at 5 p.m.Pacific time. After an initial round of review, we will invite select organizations to submit a fullapplication.
MindTools: Managing Email EffectivelyStrategies for TamingYour InboxMost email programs, such as Outlook and Gmail, allow you to establish "Rules" that sort email into a particularfolder as soon as it comes in.
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Did You Know?
The S.A.F.E. (Self-Defense Awareness and familiarization Exchange)program is taught by nationally certified instructor who is dedicated to helpmembers of our community become more aware of and better familiar withbasic self-defense concepts. The course is a 2 hour class geared towardadult and teenage women. The class starts with a short introduction video,then progresses into a 1 1/2 hour physical self-defense familiarizationpresentation.
The class are free, but enrollment is limited to ensure the highest level ofquality instruction. Here is the current schedule for the 2019 year.
2019 Schedule:
Tuesday, August 27, 2019 / 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Monday, September 9, 2019 / 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Tuesday, October 15, 2019 / 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Tuesday, December 10, 2019 / 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday, December 10, 2019 / 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
All classes will be held at the UFPD - Community Services Division classroom (Building 596). The UFPD is locatedat the corner of Museum Road and Newell Drive.
To register, please email the Program Coordinator using our online Inquiries & Registration form or bycalling (352) 273-3328. Please provide your name, email address, phone number, and which class dates you wouldlike to attend.
UF Health Highlights
Meet Dr. Michael Wehle inthe Department of
Urology
Next meeting, Tuesday, August 6,2019 at 5:00 pm in M112
