Lauren Crowe

Cell Bio Lecturer @tuftsuniversity | she/her/hers | Committed to inclusivity and equity in higher ed | Tufts IRACDA alum | UNC/Duke alum | Tweets are my own

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

Tufts Biology REU is happening Summer 2022! Designed for students with low access to research opportunities. Rolling admissions, housing provided. Encourage your undergrad students to apply! https://t.co/lMSj3oPHMy @TuftsUniversity

[Sam Kriegman @Kriegmerica]

Our third xenobots paper was published today in PNAS.

In a nutshell: they can now self-replicate.

w/ @DougBlackiston, @drmichaellevin, @DoctorJosh

More info: https://t.co/ySLBHeaGlL

[Vanessa Yanez, PhD @VYBioDesign]

AND this is why the retina is so cool! great job at this build btw 👍👍

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

WANTED: PT #ORGANISMALBIOLOGY INSTRUCTOR! #TuftsBiology is hiring a PT #lecturer to teach an intro course (Bio 14 – Organisms and Populations) in spring 2022. To view the full position description and/or apply, just follow the Interfolio link below!

https://t.co/t0dsmFR3Tt

[Tufts IRACDA Program @TuftsIRACDA]

Tufts #IRACDA was honored to host @mona_minkara for a #workshop on #Classroom #Accessibility recently as a parr of our #postdoc #training! So awesome to see her in @ScienceMagazine now!! #Congratulations, Mona! -- #teaching #science #research #diversity

https://t.co/bFvUKm3DNi

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

@BioEdMike @Metacog1 I love how that tied in so perfectly to last year's keynote with @dr_canning !

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

I've been wanting to hear Dr. McGuire talk since I first read her book in 2017. Thank you!

[SABER @SABERcommunity]

Our keynote for today starts NOW! Let's learn from Dr. Saundra McGuire about closing the metacognition equity gap. #SABER2021 #ShowMeTheData

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

@KarenMyhr I've been wanting to see Saundra McGuire speak for at least 5 years. I'm also looking forward to the workshop on assessment, the final keynote, and the short talks/poster sessions!

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

Can't wait for the virtual SABER conference again this year!

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

Pleased to see another focus on the Pedagogy in Partnership Program in this Teaching Toward Equity series! @eve_wtw https://t.co/QSZwTcy2qZ

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

@WalterAdamsProf @NIH @NIGMS @SJSU @SJSUScience @SciDeanKaufman @russellevance HEYO! Congratulations, friend! Well deserved!

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

I want to know, too, so I'm sharing further! Asking for a friend 🙃 (from a former IRACDA colleague!)

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

@Dr_KatieG1 Late policy had to be relatively strict due to size of class and auto release of answer keys; community building through small group case studies and synchronous labs (optional in person component)

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

@Dr_KatieG1 Intro Cell/Molec Bio, 470 students, totally asynchronous; Worked well: bite-sized mini-lectures, comprehension worksheets, clear expectations on assessments, frequent low-stakes quizzes; things to improve: lower disc prompt freq & offer choices and more creativity

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

Awesome new paper in @CBELifescied by @Dr_DanR and colleagues: "We document seven concrete strategies that instructors used to promote equitable participation in their online classes and that can be incorporated by biology educators into their online teaching."

[Life Sciences Education @CBELifescied]

A Pandemic Crash Course: Learning to Teach Equitably in Synchronous Online Classes https://t.co/j5T6zx7BzY

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

Even more honored to have worked on my course with @eve_wtw!

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

It's been such an honor to be a part of this program this year!

[Carie Cardamone @cariecardamone]

Faculty & Students partnering for equity - https://t.co/0diNnbWsTy

[Rob Maxim @robmaxim]

A reminder, 400 years after the Mayflower, that the Wampanoag people are still here, still practicing our culture, and still facing adversity

We didn’t just disappear or go extinct. And so I want to note some of the amazing things that we’re doing as a people (THREAD 👇)

[Lauren Crowe @lbcrowe]

I reside on the ancestral and unceded lands of the Pawtucket and Massachusett Indigenous people. This land was sold by (read: stolen from) Squaw Sachem, a woman leader of the Pawtucket, to the colonizers. She was forced to resettle in the Praying Indian Town of Pompanoag.

[Movement 4 Black Lives @Mvmnt4BlkLives]

Today, we recognize that history is muddled with revisionist stories that don’t mention the genocide, exploitation, and colonization of Indigenous Peoples’ land. It’s past time that we recognize the harm done to Indigenous communities during this National Day of Mourning.