Emily Gering, evidence-based witch

Writer/artist, @wannabemt & aspiring librarian. Loves to research the art+science of color, hazmat, infxious disease, EMS. She/her/hers; opinions are mine.

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

Help me with my (informal) research! Have you read Homer (in part or in whole)?

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

@LambdaLiterary I've been reading Supernatural fanfiction, don't judge

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

@jdmar3 1000 cans of pringles, I'm set for life

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

@jdmar3 @CatMike8 Ana b is about to do the same to me. She will be especially unhappy bc me getting out of bed = time for her medicine

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

Challenges: creating stories, audience receptivity, story resonance, evaluation is subjective #MLAStories

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

Ideas and applications of stories: teachable moments, info handouts, community workshops, annual reports #MLAStories

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

I like the point that we can still tell these stories if we reframe them in general terms (eg quest to destroy a powerful ring) #MLAStories

[PF Anderson @[email protected] @pfanderson]

I like the side chat about not assuming that students know Lord of the Rings or Star Wars or other stories of "our generation" #mlastories

[Faramir and the Light Brigade @rkstark1]

Sometimes our community members may share their health needs through stories #mlastories It is so important to listen to people’s stories, as it might be the only way some people can share what they are doing through

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

Visual story prompts: what do you see? What is happening? What happened before? What might happen next? #MLAStories

[HHS ASPR @ASPRgov]

Responders, too, can be affected by the stress of disasters. Connecting with a mental health professional can really help. The Disaster Distress Helpline can help responders as well as survivors in your community cope. https://t.co/SLVSWF3rVC #HurricaneFlorence

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

@UNCGClassics @UNCG_CAS Hooray! I can make it this year!

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

Please retweet so I get lots of responses, please and thank you!

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

Help me with my (informal) research! Have you read Homer (in part or in whole)?

[HSL at UNC-CH @hslunc]

All campus libraries will be closed when the University is at Condition 2: https://t.co/m1kmbYYtbq. However, our online library resources are never closed! We have over 150 guides on topics ranging from Funding Information to Disaster & Relief Medicine: https://t.co/DFsoD9IfBV

[NIH History Office @historyatnih]

Letters Shed Light on Huey Long’s Murder Mystery https://t.co/uNjQdvaTxE via @nlm_news

[Harry Tuffs @skelicopter]

Fun fact: Ever wondered why it's called The Iliad? Because Ilium was another name for Troy, and the -ad suffix was used to mean "The Story of." This means that, if you translated the title, The Iliad should actually

be called

Troy Story.

[琳 ✦ rin @ SMASH! 4.H.11 @circuitrin]

this section from a 1935 newspaper looks exactly like my twitter timeline

[The Pillow Book of Minx Marple 2009-25 @MinxMarple]

Dear Academics, please stop a) assuming creative work is easier than scholarly work and b) imagining you’d be excellent at it without any practice. Regards, Creative Practitioners Everywhere.

[CDC Emergency @CDCemergency]

Seizures are common; about 1 out of 10 people has had one. Learn practical preparedness skills & lessons, including #seizure first aid, to prepare for a #health #emergency. Learn more #PracticalSkills: https://t.co/32YGunyrkQ #PrepYourHealth #NatlPrep

[SAMHSA @samhsagov]

#Naloxone is a medication designed to rapidly reverse #opioid overdose.
Learn more about naloxone, how to use it, and how to store it with SAMHSA’s updated “Opioid Overdose Prevention Toolkit”, now available en Español! https://t.co/gP7AAuwq92 #OverdoseAware #IOAD

[Emily Gering, evidence-based witch @eegering]

A collection of informative, enlightening, and otherwise important tweets concerning the racist Silent Sam statue at UNC. Ongoing updates, reply to this tweet to make suggestions. No racists need apply #silencesam
https://t.co/hdjTDN1Nfa