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Hey folks!
For my PhD, I am exploring the impact of the engineering undergraduate student experience in Canada on career pathways. Please take 15-20 minutes to fill out this survey!
https://t.co/6koFrW45Dy
Happy International Day of Women &
Girls in Science ππ
Today, we celebrate the accomplishments of all women
and girls in STEM. Continue to break barriers in the field while inspiring the next generation to pursue their
passion for science and technology.
my fellow educators, this is an excellent opportunity for student teams to come together to create viable digital solutions for the bahamas' pressing issues related to history and culture.
to apply, go here --> https://t.co/ajl9kJ0ePk
may the best school win π
Happy Black History Month! This month, we are highlighting some amazing black innovators who have changed the world of STEM.
Starting off is Frank Greene who developed one of the fastest computer memory chips in history.
To learn more click below: https://t.co/fpSLJxMKwG
@imnickintl That being said, we don't have a prenup and don't think we needed one. We were married young. My husband had a little assets before marriage (which actually only ended up losing us money lol) and also a little debt, which we payed off. But everything we have now we built together
@imnickintl I think it depends on the assets you have before marriage. I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to potentially preserve something you acquired before marriage especially if there is a legacy attached to it (e.g. something you inherited from your parents/grandparents)
@scottiepoppin@djcharding Whereas I would say an outgoing introvert would be someone who prefers alone time, but can be charismatic and knows how to navigate social situations well when they need to (I think my husband falls into this category)
@scottiepoppin@djcharding Hmm, I would say a shy extrovert is someone who prefers being around other people most of the time, but might not necessarily know how to start conversations all the time (I consider myself to be in this category)
New research from Myrtede Alfred of @uoftengineering is further investigating the disproportionate rates of racial and ethnic maternal health disparities in the U.S. π₯ Learn more: https://t.co/oPVLDYQhRT #UofT#BlackResearchNetwork