A project supported by @RoySocChem that amplifies student voices and challenges inequalities faced by chemistry students in #HigherEd#DiversityAndInclusion
What would you like chemistry educators to know about your experiences of inequalities in Higher Education?
Are there any actions or changes that you would like chemistry instructors to make?
https://t.co/KNf3JPzeMF
Kim Gerecke "Personally, it’s important to be able to offer all students a full research experience in my laboratory" Nature Careers Podcast #DisabilityInclusion#DisabledInAcademia https://t.co/SmdjOqMZPZ
#StudentVoices "The dominant culture within chemistry seems to suggest that a “good chemist” can work long hours and know “all” the reactions. A disabled student may strive to reach these expectations at the expense of their health."
#StudentVoices "The dominant culture within chemistry seems to suggest that a “good chemist” can work long hours and know “all” the reactions. A disabled student may strive to reach these expectations at the expense of their health."
Enabling disabled chemists to participate in professional opportunities is vital to fostering a truly inclusive & diverse chemistry community. You could be eligible for up to £1,000 to reduce accessibility challenges when attending events.
Find out more: https://t.co/kT5aezTUh2
We're really excited to tell you that our new Family Study Room is officially open! 👶
It's for students with children, so you can work while they play. It's located on floor 0 of the Burton. #UoYTips
Read our announcement here, and share far & wide!
https://t.co/c7PAHoA9Ck
We're really excited to tell you that our new Family Study Room is officially open! 👶
It's for students with children, so you can work while they play. It's located on floor 0 of the Burton. #UoYTips
Read our announcement here, and share far & wide!
https://t.co/c7PAHoA9Ck
Hi @NobelPrize!
The disability community would greatly appreciate if you started to include alt text when posting images in order to be more accessible for those #DisabledInSTEM
Thank you!
Really proud of this blog we put together for @NatRevChem on fixing the broken STEM culture.
Reflecting on the challenges of being parents in STEM, it suggests changes required at a number of levels to better support diverse talent. @SupraChem
Link: https://t.co/2D52NXQzI8
Language matters! A group of Australian researchers have released a paper in the journal, Trends in Neuroscience which includes a guide to neuro-affirming terminology.
Read here: https://t.co/fHEGa9vhbc
Or take a deeper dive into the research journal: https://t.co/N9xPw4uJht
The @RoySocChem Inclusion and Diversity Fund: disability & accessibility special call
Up to £5,000 available for projects to improve disabled inclusion & accessibility in the chemical sciences
Closing date 13 Nov @aud2526@jane_essex@ZJAyres
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https://t.co/34AXkS0NZa
It has been a real pleasure working with @professor_dave @DrERDraper and the @SupraChem team writing on how to plan a family (or not) around a scientific career 👇👇👇
As a new academic year starts, I must thank my wonderful summer interns, Amelia and Khyati who did some amazing work @ChemistryatYork over a 6 week period with myself and @leoniecjones.
What would you like chemistry educators to know about your experiences of inequalities in Higher Education?
Are there any actions or changes that you would like chemistry instructors to make?
https://t.co/KNf3JPzeMF