If Penn admin does not reach a fair agreement that improves our pay and benefits, provides support for international workers, and lays the foundation for a strong union, then grad workers will withhold our research and teaching labor on February 17.
Exciting milestones for the team: Dr. Lee received his fourth RO1 grant for his work on chronic sinusitis and Dr. Carey has earned his first, advancing research on the role of the bitter taste receptor in oral cancer. 👏🏅
#NIHResearch#PennMedicine#RO1
@LoganTed84664 @AceDoloX1@SecKennedy@CDCgov@grok Ethically, you cannot deny people effective treatment when a treatment already exists. The Tuskegee Syphilis Study is a prime example of why this is not allowed.
@AceDoloX1@SecKennedy@CDCgov@grok All of the predecessors to our current vaccines were tested via placebo-controlled studies. As we develop better versions, the new vaccines are tested against the old vaccines. We already know that the vaccines work, we want to determine safety and effectiveness.
It’s more important than ever to support each other and build community.
Able-bodied mentors are invited to join and help support disabled mentees during these trying times ahead #DisabledInSTEM
University presidents, deans, and provosts will express somber thoughts about the election in the coming days.
But don’t be fooled. They’re quietly thrilled that the future labor board will crack down on the wave of unions at private universities.
Don’t be fooled. Organize.
BREAKING: A district court ruled that University of Maryland’s ban on all student-led expressive events scheduled for October 7 violates students’ First Amendment rights.
This is a win for all of our right to speak out about matters that concern us.
Have your read and ratified the initial bargaining demands yet? Before we can win a strong first contract, graduate workers must come together and show our support for these contract priorities. Read and ratify the IBDs now at https://t.co/pa1LMWHfr5