Gifts to Inspire Future Scientists
Spark a career path or inspire creativity with these Edge-tastic STEM gifts for future scientists.
Not that Kind of Applicant Review: Tales of Your Application in the Clutches of a Search Committee
Spoiler: It takes forever because search committees are made up of academics.
Watch Words: Go Slow
Go slow was the theme of a recent visit by Janice L. Gabrilove, MD. Take the more deliberate route, even when others seem to be whizzing by. Stay focused on your goals and get the training you need to accomplish them.
Donna Webb: Missing Out on a Genius Lunch Buddy
I thrive on people who are different than I am. And somewhere along the line I came to view myself as too busy to have lunch with anyone. Even the lunches I would have with trainees got pushed to the side in lieu of granola bars and yogurt.
Not that Kind of Summer: Tales of Preparing for Academic Job Season
Spoiler: Do the prep work before job season starts.
It’s Not a One Size Fits All Approach: Best Practices for Engaging Minorities with SCD in Health Research
World Sickle Cell Awareness Day is an opportunity to call attention to the need for engaging patients in health research.
Welcome to class, I’m Alana and I’m Queer.
It felt really liberating, but more than liberating myself, I hoped that my students felt that no matter their identity they felt safe acknowledging them in my class.
I want to be radical. I want my home to reflect my radical values. Well, if my bod
Men’s Health “and” or “vs” Women’s Health?
Advocating for men’s health is not an effort to take attention and resources from women’s health. In fact, men and women benefit from the incorporation of gender into policy.
Top 10 Social Media Recruitment Rules
So you want to recruit study volunteers through social media? Here are 10 tips that you need to know BEFORE you recruit!
Not that Kind of Career Development Award: Tales of Living with the K99/R00
Spoiler: Some of the most valuable lessons have nothing to do with science.