The Trainee Advocacy Alliance is a network of Penn Medicine faculty and students dedicated to supporting trainees facing distress and discrimination in BGS.
TAA Fall Kick Off! Join us on Sept 26 for a TAA Happy Hour and New Member Recruitment Event. 3-5p in the BRB 14 Lounge. @pennbgs@RTAatPennMed@PennMedTAA
Hello everyone! Please join us this Thursday at Noon for our semesterly handbook orientation (LUNCH PROVIDED)! Here we will go through the TAA members handbook which goes into detail how our counseling sessions work. So please join us in Smilow 12-146AB for more information!
Hello Penn Biomedical trainees! We hope you had a great Thanksgiving! For our Fall social, we will be hosting a happy hour next week on Dec 6th @ 4-6 PM (BRB 1412). We look forward to seeing you all there! ☺️
Hello Penn Biomedical trainees! We hope you had a great Thanksgiving! For our Fall social, we will be hosting a happy hour next week on Dec 6th @ 4-6 PM (BRB 1412). We look forward to seeing you all there! ☺️
Hello Trainees! TAA will be hosting its semesterly info session for potential new members Friday September 22nd from 12-1 PM in Smilow 10-146! Lunch will be provided along with a short presentation about TAA and a Q&A panel comprised of its student/faculty/post doc leaders!
Hello Trainees! TAA will be hosting its semesterly info session for potential new members Friday September 22nd from 12-1 PM in Smilow 10-146! Lunch will be provided along with a short presentation about TAA and a Q&A panel comprised of its student/faculty/post doc leaders!
Hello Trainees! TAA will be hosting its semesterly info session for potential new members Friday September 22nd from 12-1 PM in Smilow 10-146! Lunch will be provided along with a short presentation about TAA and a Q&A panel comprised of its student/faculty/post doc leaders!
Join @penncareerserv for our Faculty Job Search Prep Camp done in partnership with the Center for Teaching & Learning & the Grad Center. We’ll help you best prepare for each step of the process from exploration to crafting application materials and beyond! https://t.co/BzbRE5FmpW
#Immunotherapy advancements are revolutionizing healthcare by harnessing the immune system's diverse capabilities. #CARTcelltherapy has paved the way, with Penn Medicine at the forefront of these transformative efforts.
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First event success! Thank you to everyone who could make our ‘Welcome + Social Hour’, we hope you enjoyed our first of the year!
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Congratulations to Liz Heller (@EAHellerPhD) on her promotion to Associate Professor with tenure!! It's a true pleasure and honor to work with such an amazing scientist and colleague. Congrats Liz. https://t.co/0CeUeiV2Tm
Dr. Sunny Shin (@SunnyShinLab) #WomenInSTEM is an Assoc. Prof. of @PennMicro. Dr. Shin has a notable reputation of mentoring and supporting students while guiding them towards reaching their scholarly potential🙌 Dr. Shin shares what she enjoys about mentoring #WomensHistoryMonth
NEXT MONDAY we will continue our Women in STEM Seminar Series with Damaris Lorenzo at 1 pm. Come to learn about her story and career advice. Lunch will be provided!
Join IDEAL Research on Wednesday, February 15th for our Diversity Day 2023🌎 Keynote lecture by Dr. Bil Clemons @clemonslab, Professor of Biochemistry at @Caltech, entitled “The Influence of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion on a Scientific Journey.”
We’re excited to announce this semester’s Women in Stem Seminar Series starting with Dr. Anguera on Feb 13th at noon. Mark your calendars for the upcoming Women in Stem Seminar to learn about their stories and career advice and enjoy a delicious meal with your fellow Sacnistas!
IDEAL Research is excited to kick off #BlackExcellence at Penn series by featuring our fellow Maya Hale @MayaAHale. Maya (@UMBC '18) is a PhD cand. in @CAMBUpenn DSRB studying protein regulation in spinal cord development in @BashawLab. Maya shares her motivation in science
"I joined TAA because I never want another student to feel the way I did my first year! I hope to advocate for other students and remind them they SO deserve a space at the table! Outside of lab, I love hiking, reading, gardening, and spending time with my boyfriend/2 dogs!"
We are back from a semi-extended holiday hiatus to highlight another great TAA member: Kim (she/her)! Kim is a CAMB/GTV student studying CART and NK cells in the Linette/Carreno labs.
"Very early on, I had a lab rotation where the PI questioned how and why I got into Penn. I am Mexican-American and Native-American who is also First Gen, I was struggling to feel accepted by the Penn community and wondered why I should even be at Penn."