Naledi Saul is the Director of Career and Professional Development at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). She holds a Master’s of Public Management degree from the University of Maryland, College Park, and a Bachelor of Arts in History from Spelman College. Prior to UCSF, Naledi was an Assistant Dean of Students and Assistant Director of the Career Center at Amherst College and an Assistant Director of the Career Development Center at Mount Holyoke College. In her role at UCSF, she leads the University’s efforts to teach clinicians- and scientists-in-training the information, skills, and confidence required to navigate their careers successfully. The essential thread throughout her work is the focus on strengthening clinicians’ and scientists’ ability to make decisions and develop strategies informed by their own definitions of professional integrity and personal identity.
Learn how to identify and leverage your needs, preferences, and values (NPVs) to find a lab and postdoctoral research mentor that align with your NPVs and your career goals. (Talk recorded in February 2021)
This session will provide you with strategies to navigate the postdoc job negotiation process, choose the best job offer for you, and transition out of your PhD lab. (Talk recorded in November 2021)
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