Building a Career that embraces the "Community of Minds" for both the Science & The Scientist. @MSU PhD in 2016, Founder/director of TheCOM™, LLC/@ThePubClub
So, Is the Pandemic Good Reason to Abandon Good Answers? “We really need to double down on our professional development work,” says Suzanne Ortega, president of the Council of Graduate Schools at Cornell. Check out this article from Science, https://t.co/rbxv00VZhw
Wondering what you can do to Strategically Manage your Career Path? Check out this new post from @DanveC : Should I stay or should I go? Reflections of a New PI #SCM#TheCOM@LaurierBiology @MSU_NatSci @PlantTeaching@plantae_org https://t.co/cAoXKh575Z
Last official day in the He lab is bittersweet. Excited to move forward, sad to say goodbye. At least I won't be far away! @MSU_NatSci BioSci, here I come!
It’s already back to school for many – as you’re thinking about planning for this year, consider using storylines to structure your course. Explore examples of storylines built by BioInteractive or build your own with our Storyline Viewer! https://t.co/FCSBH6KBE7
6 characteristics of students persisting in science: ownership of content and emotion, self-efficacy, science identity, scientific community, and networking. Students who had course based research experience improved in all these areas compared to traditional lab #PlantBio19
I had several great research mentors as an undergraduate @WesternMichU but if I were to pick two who really shaped my career path: Dr. Alex Enyedi & Cathy Foune #PlantBio19
Did you benefit from an early research experience? Give credit to those who provided you with this opportunity. We shouted out our thanks. Who do you want to thank? For me it's Jesse Rabinowitz and Dean Appling at Berkeley. #PlantBio19
“I decided who I wanted to be, and then I was that person on purpose!”
Welcome to #IHeartNatSci, Bethany! We look forward to all that you will contribute to our program.
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