Elizabeth Glover, a postdoctoral fellow at the Medical University of South Carolina and member of SfN’s Trainee Advisory Committee, is in her last year of being a postdoc and looking to make the transition to independent faculty. Here, she reflects on how she approached searching for a postdoc position that would help her achieve what she was looking for in terms of her research growth, mentorship, and support network.
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Elizabeth Glover, PhD
Elizabeth Glover is an assistant professor in the department of psychiatry at the University of Illinois College of Medicine. She was previously a postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of Judson Chandler in the department of neuroscience, addiction sciences division, at the Medical University of South Carolina. Prior to her postdoctoral training, she received her BS in zoology from Arizona State University and her PhD in neuroscience from Wake Forest University School of Medicine. Her research explores the neurocircuitry responsible for aversive signaling in the context of addiction. Glover currently serves on SfN’s Trainee Advisory Committee.
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