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ALT Image reads: Submit your graduate school and fellowship materials Submit Graduate School Application Materials: www.cientificolatino.com/submit-grad-apps Submit Fellowship Materials (e.g., NSF-GRFP, NIH, Ford and others): www.cientificolatino.com/submit-fellowships Make a huge difference for junior scientists in your field in minutes by submitting your materials! Materials will be posted via www.cientificolatino.com/writing-center. CientĆfico Latino logo, underneath written "Changing the next generation of STEM".
ALT Stylized depiction of the DEIJJC paper title and presentation time among icons of open and closed books.
ALT Screenshot of an email from President Rick Lifton announcing that Rockefeller University will recognize Juneteenth as a holiday, as well as a brief description of the day. In brief, June 19th, 1865 marks the day when a Union general arrived in Galveston, Texas and the Emancipation Proclamation was finally, truly enforced in every state in the USA - officially ending slavery over two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. This year, the holiday will be celebrated on Friday, June 18th.
ALT Collage by CoCo144 of words and phrases that describe the values underpinning the black lives matter movement in the Rockefeller community. The text reads: diversity + inclusion, righteousness, equality for all, black lives matter, letās all share in unity āone loveā, open dialogue, community, we can be better, working together
ALT Art by PalĆ©n Obesa of a diverse group of people, standing in solidarity, one of them holding a sign that says āJustice for the benefit of humanity.ā
ALT Artwork by Laura James of a cloud of icons representing scientific research (for example, a bubbling round-bottom flask, carbon molecules, DNA strands, and a helium atom) interspersed with peace symbols, hearts, doves, and whimsical symbols labeled as knowledge, freedom, strength, and patience. There are also several raised fists to represent BLM.
ALT The three art pieces next to the Rockefeller entrance, Caspary auditorium visible in the background.
