@FelicityEnders @johnsonll @Wiley_Stats Although the initial request was denied, after further discussion, I got my leave time added to the revision extension with the contingency that the work is still novel at the time of resubmission.
Dear @Wiley_Stats,
It is discrimination to use a woman’s maternity leave against her when requesting a manuscript revision extension.
Sincerely,
All women in research
PSA: #SAS is providing free downloads of their ebooks until the end of April.
Even if you are not a regular SAS user, they can serve as great methodological references.
https://t.co/S7uwujZfAZ
The unfair reality for female doctors, no matter the type of degree. Something I experience firsthand on a weekly, if not daily, basis. I have many thoughts on the subject, but bringing awareness is the first step toward change.
Hey @CNN, Dr. Michel Nussenzweig and Dr. Natalie Dean are being referred to as “Dr. Nussenzweig” and “Natalie” on @CNN right now. Let’s do better. #FemaleAcademic
#MayoClinicQandA: I'd like to keep my kids home and safe until #COVID19 is no longer an issue, but my teenager still wants to hang out with her friends. Is this safe? #SocialDistancing https://t.co/o0HXlhcJ4T
I just submitted my first journal review and am amazed how much I have learned in the last 5 years. I remember mediation literature reading like a foreign language not too long ago.
FUN FACT 1: 1700, 1800 and 1900 were not leap years, but 2000 was a leap year.
FUN FACT 2: the origin date for Excel on Windows is December 30, 1899, but January 1, 1904 on Macs.
FUN FACT 3: I actually used fun fact 1 & 2 to solve an #rstats problem today.