Stacey Halpern

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@BrunaLab @UF @aaas @UCSanDiego @HHMINEWS @NSF @ucdavis @NASEMFordFellow Congratulations Emilio! Well-earned!

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@naomibot I'm also interested. I taught a nonmajors Plants and Societies course last year, and incorporated some resources (e.g., Braiding Sweetgrass), but I definitely could do much better.

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@BrunaLab @DrAngelaT Yes please! Any of these would be great to see/hear!

[Aldo Compagnoni @AldoCompagnoni]

This has to be the best page not found ever @BritishEcolSoc

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@nytimes Tina Kotek in Oregon too...

[Field Inclusive @FieldInclusive]

Funding Alert! 🚨

Field Inclusive is now offering a $500 Research Grant to support field work in the natural sciences! The application is open & can be downloaded at https://t.co/tgdHRDLQzT. The deadline for this 1st grant is February 1, 2023.

Please share this far & wide!

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@DanielBolnick We did 2 of these (Chronicle & SACNAS) but could only select one (I hit Chronicle first...)

[Dr. Ezra J. Kottler @EzraKottler]

Super excited to be giving a talk at @Sci_QUEERies next Tuesday about my research and advocacy work as a trans ecologist! #LGBTinSTEM🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

We (Pacific University in Oregon, a PUI/SLAC) have searches for two tenure track positions--in Animal Physiology and Evolution. Please share with anyone who might be interested! All the details in our long ad, including application links. https://t.co/vyuPy57iFa

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@chanlaurenm @pacificu @PacificUBiology Well done Clare! Congratulations!

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

An alum (and one of my former undergrad researchers) @MaxwellCohenND has a new article out about routine vaccinations for kids! Check it out! @PacificUBiology @pacificu https://t.co/dbu63dDtPP

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

My nonmajors did creative projects, researching a plant and its role in human histories. Finally posting a fantastic video one of my students did about the history of wheat--while baking bread. Posted with student's permission. https://t.co/pFCQEtad5W @PacificUBiology

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

My nonmajors did creative projects in January, researching a plant and its role in human histories/societies. One student made an amazing stop-action video about bananas! Shared with permission: https://t.co/chsodM6LzX

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@EntoPOC @tania_n_kim Looks like eligibility is just students at about 50 specific big universities. Am I understanding that correctly? Don't want to share with my PUI students if they're not eligible. Thanks!

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@EcoEvoLab My uni reimburses individuals within 5-10 days. Plenty of other things they do poorly with budgets and business office, but if they can do this seems like other (bigger, better funded, etc.) places should be able to also

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

Huge congratulations to Alissa Cole and Mason Hoskins, who won top poster prize (out of >30) in the Ecology/Evolution/Biodiversity section of the @MurdockTrust College Science Research Conference last weekend. Great study, and fantastic presentation! @PacificUBiology @pacificu

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

Congratulations to Alexis Khauv, Meghan Chang, and Anna Klein, whose capstone poster won an award at the Pacific Undergrad Research Conference! Great work! @PacificUBiology @pacificu

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@palomacarton I contacted my Senator's office, and they were able to help with expediting to meet a specific travel date.

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@JNolan_1925 @Momademia Thank you for this thread. My U has standing committee meetings 4-6 pm, and I've been told by my dean that I should just rearrange life to go to them (I haven't, though I did once attend by phone from a playground). Outside confirmation that this is crazy is validating.

[Stacey Halpern @ProfStacey]

@EcoEvoLab Could I share this with undergrads at my PUI? I think grad school is super mysterious to them, and having a resource like this could help cement some of the information I provide (and some that I haven't thought to include yet...)