Student/Postdoc Advisory Committee
What does SPAC do for me?
SPAC Mission Statement
The Student/Postdoc Advisory Committee (SPAC) represents the interests of graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and medical fellows at the FHCRC to obtain the best education possible for their future careers.
Committee Goals:
- To improve the environment and education for students and fellows at the Center
- To identify needs for information beneficial to incoming and current students and fellows
- To address specific issues relating to student and fellow training and career development
Meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month at 3PM. See Meetings for more details.
- What does SPAC do for me?
- Meetings and Events
- Survival Guide
- Scholarships & Travel Awards
- Childcare Subsidy
- McDougall Mentoring Award
- FredNet
- Hutch International Ambassadors (HIA)
- New Postdoc Offer Letter
- Annual Postdoc Career Discussion
- SPAC Board Members
- Contact Information
- Exploration Program for Industry Careers
- EPIC Application Instructions
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