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“Investments in science and public health are essential for the future of rural southern states like Mississippi.”
Read about my perspectives as a Mississippian and scientist in my recent OpEd @MeridianStar : digital.meridianstar.com/The…
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Save the date for PSPDG kickoff 🎉
We will have free food, drinks, and a short presentation on upcoming programming and ways to get involved.
PSPDG is open to all members of the Penn Community, so bring your friends!
RSVP using this link: tinyurl.com/595nhetb
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Just published my first op-ed on an issue that’s lived in my drafts and heart for years: #Blackmaternalhealth.
Grateful to @kobedollazphd for co-writing + bringing her expertise as a reproductive health scientist.
inquirer.com/opinion/comment…
This was an amazing experience! Would highly recommend to anyone interested in learning more about science policy and advocacy
📢 Calling all future science policy leaders! FASEB's Howard Garrison Advocacy Fellowship gives you the tools to shape science policy, speak to lawmakers, and explore careers beyond academia. Learn how ➡️ bit.ly/4kIMM7t
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Applying to STEM grad programs? 🎓
Apply now for #CLGSMI! 🤩
➡️ cientificolatino.com/gsmi
The GSMI program supports applicants through 1-on-1 mentorship, fee waivers, professional development, and community building!
Applications accepted on a ROLLING basis until 5/31!
ALT Graduate School Mentorship Intiative (GSMI). Our mission is to help STEM students from underserved communities get accepted into graduate programs. Apply by 5/31/25 to be one of our 100 scholars. Program benefits: * Personal STEM mentor * Application Advice * Supportive community * Fee waivers * Mock interviews * Webinars and resources. For more info: cientificolatino.com/gsmi Cientifico Latino and Simons Foundation logos.
It was such a joy to volunteer for this @Pharm4Good Reverse Science Fair led by @DelcySamuelle and Naman Srivastava. Thank you @ResearchAmerica for the civic science microgrant to make this science outreach event possible!
Went to a training this week and the question of whether scientists should be involved in sci-comm came up and only a few of us thought it was necessary. Today was a great reminder of why I do what I do. So enjoy some pics of my high schoolers rocking STEM! #pharm4GOOD
Thank you to the #ScienceHomecoming initiative for providing the guidance and inspiration for scientists like me to write to their hometown! sciencehomecoming.com
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We were honored to host @JNwanajiEnwerem @FarmerJawn_ and Joyce Lee tonight for our EJ and Policy Panel! Thank you for your expertise and a great discussion 🌳🌿
Clean water, fresh air, and safe environments that give everyone a shot at being their best—it’s common sense. Thanks for the conversation, @UPennSciencePol!
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W/the rising prevalence of chronic diseases, it is more important than ever to support #environmentalhealth research. Learn about the vital work that we and our fellow @NIH_NIEHS P30 Centers are doing to improve America's health. Download the fact sheet! #scienceforall
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Save the date for our Environmental Justice and Policy Panel on 3/12 at 6 pm in the BRB Auditorium 🌿 We are honored to host incredible panelists who bring a range of government, research, and community perspectives
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New preprint from the lab! Incredible allele specific profiling of the inactive X in B cells by the incredible @n_toothacre! check it out 👇
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Calling all student researchers! Share your health policy & global health insights in a 5-minute talk at our symposium. 🏥🌎
📣 Apply now!
🗓️ Deadline: Feb 14, 2025
🔗 Sign up here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Grateful to be part of this team! @UPennSciencePol
Learn how @UPennSciencePol's graduate student-run program provides training opportunities in science policy, diplomacy, and communication! scipolprograms.org/graduate-…
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Diversity Equity Engagement at Penn in STEM (DEEPenn STEM) is looking for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to join its organizing committee to plan the 4th Annual DEEPenn STEM weekend event, tentatively scheduled for October 3-5, 2025.
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Save the date for the inaugural 2025 Penn Science Policy Symposium on February 28, 2025.
The theme for this year is global health, equity, and policy and is open to all Penn affiliates.
Free registration here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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🚨 New Episode! 🚨
Dr. Robert “Bob” Cail shares his research on myosins, the role of humanities in science, and his approach to trainee mentorship. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation! 🎙️🧬 Link in the bio. #ScientistSpotlight #SciencePodcast
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Do you know an undergraduate applying to nationally competitive awards like Goldwater, Udall, or NSF-REUs? Consider sharing our fellowships mentoring program!
Mentees can apply here: buff.ly/3CXRY6Z
#phd #fellowships #gradadmissions
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On December 5th at 5pm ET, please join us for a teach-in demonstrating how to interact with the Toxic Prisons Mapping Project. Sign up at bit.ly/toxicprisons-teachin! Please share widely!
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🌍💼 Expand your network, present your research, and gain invaluable experiences with support from these travel grants. Check out the link in bio or visit cientificolatino.com/travel-… to learn more! 🚀✨
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Applications for @KennedyKrieger's federally funded #undergraduate and graduate fellowships are OPEN! 🌟
Application due dates for 6-month and 12-month fellowships are 12/2/24 and 1/31/2025, respectively.
For more info and how to apply ⬇️
🔗 tinyurl.com/KKI-fellow 🔗
ALT Screenshot of the purple and white Kennedy Krieger Institute, which pictures a child walking holding a teddy bear and a taller person talking in front of them holding their hand, and a person in front of them in a wheelchair. The following text is to the right: "Kennedy Krieger Institute: Center for Diversity in Public Health Leadership Training. The Center for Diversity in Public Health Leadership Training at Kennedy Krieger Institute offers for programs designed to provide educational opportunities for undergraduate- and graduate-level students in the fields of public health students in the fields of public health, maternal and child health, infectious diseases, and developmental disabilities. These leadership opportunities focus on the social determinants of health and addressing health, disparities to clinical, research, and community engagement and advocacy activities."