Fall 2026 Chancellor's Distinguished Research Lecture: “30+ Years of Exercise and Bone Research – And a Shift from Benefits to Risks”
Wed, Oct 14 | 4 - 5:30 p.m. | Hensel Phelps West Auditorium, RC1N
Presented by Wendy M Kohrt, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Medicine, Division of Geriatric Medicine; Nancy Anschutz Chair in Women’s Health Research, CU Anschutz School of Medicine
RCR trainings will run 90 minutes. This will allow us to provide a full hour of instruction, while allowing time for discussion and facilitation. Attending any 8 out of the 9 RCR seminars we offer will satisfy the NIH training requirement. Training must be refreshed every 4 years and at least once per career phase.
We will offer 2 RCR sessions per month rather than having a single session per month and a make-up week in the summer.
Because the NIH requirements for RCR training specify face-to-face discussion, our attendees will need to keep their cameras on in Zoom throughout the session.
Get ready for interaction! We’ll be discussing the concepts, taking polls during the session, and distributing an electronic attendance sheet during class.
We’ll ask that you be a good Zoom neighbor! Please follow basic etiquette, like participating in discussions, remaining attentive, keeping yourself on mute while you’re not talking to the group, and using the Chat function to get technical help.
Learners may register for the sessions via Skillsoft by clicking the link below and signing into the Denver | Anschutz Skillsoft portal with their CU credentials. Class size is limited, so be sure to register early, and ONLY for the sessions you need.