AKA Little Indy.
Lifelong student. Curious cat. Cosmic child. Explorer. Inquirer. Idealist. Humanist. Future scientist. Lover of life & all its wonders. ✨
I am going to share the core, key lessons I have learned in the past 5 months, in a short micro-thread. In doing so, I'll be revealing core elements of my personality as well:
It is photographs like this that sparked my fascination with palaeontology.
~40 million year old whale skeleton at the famous Wadi Al-Hitan site, in the Western Desert of Egypt.
It just makes you want to get up and go explore. #MondayMotivation
Beautiful 📸 by Ahmed Mosaad.
Looking back on what my own students have needed for their theses in 2018, I know what I need to write in 2019: how do you move from having a vague question to reading to systematizing your literature review to refining your research question based on the literature to new RQ
Last night I dreamt that @neiltyson & I bonded. We discussed life & the cosmos & made the most delicious cookies--decorated & all. I usually don't care for baking but with Neil it was a blast. Easily one of the best dreams yet.
A Museum Research Associate, Meghan Strong is going on an excavation to Nuri, Sudan - and she’s taking us with her! Sort of…
Read about her upcoming trip, & follow @CMNHarchaeology here & @gocmnh on Instagram for updates.
https://t.co/ChA8bI6vZ0
Spent the last several days with fantastic folks learning about some of the exciting research being conducted in the #SMU#Anthropology Department. Hoping to join the ranks & make a home in Heroy next Fall!
Honored to have been asked to share my experiences as a @KentResearch Ambassador with a cohort of brand new undergraduate researchers--most of which will be #firstgen college grads! Such a privilage to not only pursue this work but to support others with resources to do the same.