🌟 Join the #HGCC Executive Board 2023-24 🌟
Ready to lead, connect, & explore consulting opportunities? Apply for a board position! Boost your skills & network with industry professionals. All Harvard GSAS students/postdocs welcome! https://t.co/n7tZdFTgkS 🚀 #ConsultingClub🗓��
This is a really cool journal club series that the Harvard Social Issues in Biology Club created to discuss our responsibilities as researchers when it comes to the relationships between science, race, and racism: https://t.co/Qp4XHMN7FK
Last call for mentor and mentee applications! We created the program to support Boston-based BIPOC applying to life science grad programs (M.S. or Ph.D. programs), post-bacc programs, or industry jobs. Learn more about eligibility and apply here by 9/8: https://t.co/vMYH1EO1nq
🎓 Thinking of applying to Grad School in STEM?
Check out our recorded webinar on an "Overview of the Graduate School Application Process in the Biosciences" hosted by our GSMI team.
https://t.co/wLZaC9l84X
We started the #CatalySIS mentorship program to support Boston-based BIPOC apply to grad school or industry jobs in the life sciences. Hear from Lupita (2021-2022 Catalysis Mentee) as she talks about her path to science and why she joined the program.
We started the #CatalySIS mentorship program to support Boston-based BIPOC applying to #gradschool or #biotech industry jobs in the life sciences. Here’s how we help mentees achieve their goals during our 8-month program. 1/5
I’m honored to head the CatalySIS Mentorship Program this year and proud of the hard work Mimi Yen, Charmaine Nganje, and I put in to create this program. We’re now recruiting mentors for our second cohort. Here’s to our second year! #scientistsinsolidarity
#ScientistsinSolidarity is recruiting Boston-based mentors for our #CatalySIS mentorship program! Leverage your experience to help lower the barrier for the next generation of your fellow BIPOC life scientists. Learn more and apply here: https://t.co/geVcRpTANu
And here are our panelists for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion! We are delighted to welcome Dr. Bryan Bryson @MIT, Ross Marshall @MassBio, Ivan Albino Flores @TuftsUniversity, and Katherine Suarez @Kather1neSuarez !! 🥳
If you want to learn more about #CincodeMayo and what it meant for Mexican (and American) history, check out this podcast episode by @throughlineNPR https://t.co/4iHQBVeuWV
How do you organize new information you learn about your research topic? Some folks in my lab have a whiteboard in their room they add new ideas to. I’ve looked into the zettelkasten method but it’s a bit intimidating. Any recommendations? #phdchat#gradschool#AcademicTwitter