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I'm very excited to share that starting in July, I'll be joining the biology department at Vanderbilt as the Director of the Learning Assistant Program and Assistant Professor of Practice in Biology.
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dawessner@dawessner3 Oct 2024
Davidson College @DavidsonCollege is hiring an Asst. Professor in Public Health. Working with undergraduates & expertise in mixed methods data analysis are encouraged. DM me for more details! #publichealth #undergraduate fa-exci-saasfaprod1.fa.ocs.o…
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dawessner@dawessner5 Sep 2024
Davidson College @DavidsonCollege is hiring an Assist. Prof. in Public Health. Working with undergraduates & expertise in mixed methods data analysis are encouraged. DM me for more information. #publichealth #undergraduate fa-exci-saasfaprod1.fa.ocs.o…

Assistant Professor of Public Health

The Davidson College Department of Public Health invites applications for a tenure track Assistant Professor position with a start date of July 1, 2025. Candidates should have demonstrable public...

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Tera Levin@tera_levin3 Sep 2024
Hello folks! With exciting new grants and new projects in our lab, ✨we are hiring!✨ Please share with prospective Ph.D. students and/or postdocs interested in evolution, genetics, and microbes!
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Whether this is satire or not, you will inevitably receive advice like this. Do the opposite. Keep at least one day to yourself. Build community within & outside your department. You are still a whole person while pursuing your degree.
Tim Gill@timgill92418 Aug 2024
Grad Students: Classes are starting. Make a calendar NOW for Sundays. So when other students ask you to go hike or brunch, just laugh and walk away. You’re here to work. You’re here to study. Make friends and dialogue with texts, with theorists, with ideas. Forget the rest.
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DBER-SiT@DBER_SiT24 Jun 2024
There's still time to register for Thursday's Education Career Pathways Panel! Join us online on 6/27 at 1 pm ET to learn about education-focused career pathways available to those with a natural sciences and/or DBER background. RSVP bit.ly/4aUqpXo
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Ida Bae Wells
@nhannahjones23 Jun 2024
This is for all the people who dismiss the need for opportunity for anyone except our top students. All of our children have potential, talent and worth. We don’t throw away the ones who blossom late.
Dr. J-E@Harvarddoc3222 Jun 2024
She had a 2.0 coming out of HS. HBCU Morgan State University took a chance, now she's headed to Johns Hopkins University 3 degrees later to work on her Ph.D.
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This is fascinating. Also, there’s a lesson about course design somewhere in here.
bria celest@55mmbae16 Jun 2024
I recently discovered this tiktok account called the Happy Urbanist and he is so informative about city design/urban living. Highly recommend!
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BCCE2024@BCCE_202425 Apr 2024
We are excited to announce that Dr. Maria Gallardo-Williams @teachforaliving will be our keynote speaker at BCCE 2024. Learn more about her and read her abstract at buff.ly/44adfUF
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M Gallardo-Williams@Teachforaliving4 Apr 2024
If you are in the Raleigh/Cary NC area and looking to adopt a dog, please consider Diesel. If I had room for another dog I would be on my way to pick him up!
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Sara Brownell@brownell_sara3 Apr 2024
Do you want to know how many #science faculty at research institutions are #depressed? Or #LGBTQ+? Or identify as #firstgen? This is the first study to document these hidden identities of science faculty nationally. lifescied.org/doi/10.1187/cb…

Beyond Gender and Race: The Representation of Concealable Identities Among College Science Instru...

Few college science instructors reveal concealable identities to students, causing undergraduates to perceive exaggerated underrepresentation of those identities.

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Seychelle Vos@seyvos14 Feb 2024
The HHMI Freeman Hrabowski application process opened today. It is a fantastic program for supporting strong mentoring and research. It is a privilege to be part of this amazing program. You can learn more here: hhmi.org/programs/freeman-hr… #FHScholars
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Be A King
@BerniceKing9 Jan 2024
My mother wasn’t a prop. She was a peace advocate before she met my father and was instrumental in him speaking out against the Vietnam War. Please understand…my mama was a force. Here’s what I wrote about her a few years ago: huffpost.com/entry/coretta-s… #CorettaScottKing
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This part
Charlene been gone for a while, over on bsky now@CharleneCac2 Jan 2024
I hope she saved her own life with the resignation.
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Terrell Morton, PhD@DrTRMorton6 Nov 2023
🚨Super excited to see this published! Check out the 1st pub from the @recnetwork2 on reenvisioning #biologyeducation Link for FREE access: lifescied.org/doi/full/10.11… #Biology #BlackStudents #ScienceEducation #STEMEducation 💰 @NSF 📝 @CBELifescied
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This.
Michael 英泉 Eisen
@mbeisen2 Oct 2023
It's not that complicated. We can and should simultaneously celebrate Dr. Kariko for her ideas and persistence in the face of adversity, while acknowledging that she succeeded in spite of us, and realize it is our duty to do whatever we can to never let it happen again.
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I also want to highlight how much genius we are all denied when we create/sustain/fail to disrupt toxic environments that marginalized folks have to endure. All of that takes up space in a brain. Space that could be used to do (more) amazing things related to their chosen work
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instead of the intricate choreography of navigating oppressive milieux just to exist. A question that arises for me is: How much has an insistence on maintaining oppression cost the progression of science?
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