Christian, wife, mother, microbiologist, educator, mentor, advocate, proponent for equity & diversity in biomedical research and STEM
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Please share with your networks… Rising Star deadline is March 16!! @SACNAS_TARHEELS @UNCPostdoc @UNCPDA @sbbs_unc @UNCPREP @LatinasinSTEM @BLACKandSTEM @LatinXinBME @LatinxinSTEM @CienciaPR @BlackPhDNetwork @BlackWomenSTEM @uncdss @phdgprotein86 @blacksciblog @drstarbird
The @uncsom Rising Star Program to Increase Faculty Diversity has Extended the APPLICATION Window through March 1, 2023. Please visit our website for more information: go.unc.edu/SOMRisingStar
“Undaunted... not intimidated or discouraged by difficulty, danger, or disappointment.” Don’t let the challenges stop you!
Amazing and inspiring words at the STAHR Culmination from Dr. Kenya McNeal-Trice... “Resound upon undaunted...” “Remain undaunted by the fight...” @UNC_IMSD
OUR Mental Health panelist Alicia Freeman shared this amazing student wellness resource for UNC students... please use it! studentwellness.unc.edu/serv…
OUR Mental Health panelist... Dr. DeVetta Holman-Copeland... “Comparison is the thief of happiness” and When measuring your day... STOP quantifying productivity and START quantifying Presence!
This Our Under Represented “OUR” Mental Health panel sponsored by the @UNC_IMSD Peer Mentoring Advisory Board is absolutely amazing!
#ABRCMS2020 Join the Exhibitor talks (10 min each) Spotlight happening now to hear @jdhallphd @HelloPhD talk about our outstanding programs at UNC Chapel Hill @UNCBBSP @UNC_IMSD @UNCPREP @UNCSOLAR Hope to see you at our booth later this evening!
Come learn about biomedical research training opportunities at UNC Chapel Hill: @UNCBBSP, @UNCPREP @UNC_IMSD @UNCSOLAR from our Director of Admissions @jdhallphd !!!! 11/9 | 4:20pm EDT #ABRCMS2020
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Here comes the General!! Can't wait to share this multiple times in my feed. The abstract is quite the wonderful teaser!
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Woooooooo!!!!!
Here's our latest Comment, discussing how to enable summer research programmes that support underrepresented minorities in STEM during the COVID-19 pandemic.
by @blacksciblog, @surt_lab, @jennifergardy, @NSURPorg
Read it here: rdcu.be/b8S80
#SACNAS2020 #SACNASafterhours Sacnistas, join us at the UNC Booth for late night fun and fee waivers! – at Chapel Hill, NC
I Voted... Your Turn!!! Very short lines at the polls this morning at South Durham Library!@DurhamCountyLib #EarlyVoting #Vote2020 – at Durham, NC
#SACNAS2020 Sacnistas visit us this week at the UNC Booth to learn about Biomed PhD, PharmSci PhD, Postbacc, Summer Research programs, and more! @UNC_IMSD @uncsolar @UNCPREP @UNCPharmacy @jdhallphd
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From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! We asked, you answered! #UNC #IMSDPeerMentors
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Today four of my white colleagues/friends called to express their outrage, see how I’m feeling, and talk about what they can do to help. When members of the Black community consistently face a lack of basic dignity and humanity, this matters. Silence and inaction amplify pain.
Words matter... and our students @UNC_IMSD and community need this! Thank you @UNCDiversity
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This is just a start. What other things can we do in our corner of the world (academic science) to address racism, individual and institutional?
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6. Speaking of, as a diversity program director, it’s often really hard to find faculty to be involved in our programming. We tend to bug the same handful of faculty who always participate (BLESS THEM). We know you're busy, but hey, you wanted to know what YOU can do, right?
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5. Get involved with diversity initiatives on your campus! In science there are tons. We are ALWAYS looking for faculty to be involved through providing research opportunities but also leading journal clubs, giving feedback on talks, or just coming to our events to hang out!