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Hi everyone. I am a current MS1 student.
I recently presented my research at my university's Dermatology Symposium (pretty much an annual sub-specialized grand rounds that lasts half the day). It was invitation-only, so I didn't need to submit and get my research approved or anything like that (I had worked in the department for 3 years prior to starting med school). It was a 15 minute presentation. It was all derm residents presenting except for me...
My PI encouraged me afterwards to "add this to my CV," but I am not sure how to go about doing this. I don't feel like this is the same as a presentation at an actual conference because I did not need to get anything peer reviewed or approved.
Should I just add this to my Research/Presentations section? Another idea is to put it into an "Education Opportunities," "Lectures By Invitation," "Major Academic and Clinical Teaching," section ...etc. Or do I just leave it out altogether?
I recently presented my research at my university's Dermatology Symposium (pretty much an annual sub-specialized grand rounds that lasts half the day). It was invitation-only, so I didn't need to submit and get my research approved or anything like that (I had worked in the department for 3 years prior to starting med school). It was a 15 minute presentation. It was all derm residents presenting except for me...
My PI encouraged me afterwards to "add this to my CV," but I am not sure how to go about doing this. I don't feel like this is the same as a presentation at an actual conference because I did not need to get anything peer reviewed or approved.
Should I just add this to my Research/Presentations section? Another idea is to put it into an "Education Opportunities," "Lectures By Invitation," "Major Academic and Clinical Teaching," section ...etc. Or do I just leave it out altogether?