👀HUGE NEWS: Congressman Cicilline is stepping down to be the new president and CEO of the Rhode Island Foundation. His last day in Congress will be May 31. https://t.co/qWsnLGv61U
Looking to break into the biotechnology field. Recent graduates in the Rhode Island area. Rubius Therapeutics is looking for an entry-level Senior Manufacturing Technician - Contract. Small biotechnology company on the rise with…https://t.co/2RzyFqgiYu https://t.co/UimLUrgjae
Meet December Big Thinker! Biotechnology senior & 2021 fellow, Sebastien Guerrier has taken his interests & devoted them to Parkinson’s Disease research as a part of this fellowship🥼
Learn more about Sebastien here: https://t.co/mGoRZOQP0s
#URI#CELS#Fellowship#Biotechnology
@pauldauenhauer Check out this comparison of chemistry and chemical engineering. Chemistry is the icing on the chemical engineering cake. https://t.co/c2FXApO9DF
Hi all! A student I've been working with for a few months has made a comic about approaches in chemistry education, and we're looking to analyze its effectiveness! We set up a survey with the comic, and would appreciate if you could provide some feedback! https://t.co/o5VpUU0WEZ
I heard about a university that is offering all faculty a one-course release, to be used during the next 3 years, in recognition of how much additional labor was needed to continue teaching during the pandemic. Now, that is an enlightened administration.
#AcademicLabor
Congratulations to this year's #Regis2021 valedictorian, Emily Brown from Plymouth, MA. Emily is a biomedical engineering major with minors in mathematics and biology. Read more: https://t.co/yqKaJzqsgw #RoarPride
I will be so sad to leave Regis College, but I look for forward to joining University of Rhode Island and the adventures that are to come.
Thank you to all my students and colleagues for your friendship and support. 2/2
As I reflect on my last 6 years at Regis College, and in particular the last 14 months, I am so proud of the inaugural classes of Biomedical Engineering. They have weather the storms of starting a new program and the up and downs, and mistakes and triumphs. 1/2