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I received the “Dow Fellowship” and the “Helping Hands Award” from the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, @AuburnU. I am grateful to everyone, but most especially my PhD advisor Professor Vincent Ortiz for his high quality mentorship in so many different aspects of my life
We had such a great time during @ColliniMelissa's visit. I got to work with her in person and she's an amazing mentor! Thank you @theonlyletteR for bringing such an amazing postdoc to @HarshmanCER
Working remotely was the right choice for me & my family, but there is nothing quite like being together IRL. It was so nice to share meals, ideas, and experiences! 🤍🤍
Dear Assistant Professors:
How are y’all getting everything done that you are expected to complete within a 5-day work week? Because I’ve honestly been working 7 days a week for as long as I can remember, and I still can’t get everything done. And I’m about to ~lose~ it.