The research poster and presentation from my 2020-2021 undergraduate research assistants. Jen and Jenna, thank you for your work and energy this year —I could not have gotten this far without you.
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The research poster and presentation from my 2020-2021 undergraduate research assistants. Jen and Jenna, thank you for your work and energy this year —I could not have gotten this far without you.
There has been uproar on academic Twitter recently about a paper that concludes that males are better academic mentors than females for female protoges. It got me thinking about mentorship. Graduate students have an important role in the mentoring ecosystem.
My husband and I got a quarantine dog in May along with the rest of the country. He has provided many frustrations as well as many gifts, much like most things that are worth the effort.
When I first started graduate school, I could not believe the low-quality presentations and visuals that pretty much everyone was using. We would look more professional and be able to reach a wider audience if our visuals were more compelling. There are a lot of people working to improve this, and I have a few projects myself that are working toward better visual communication. #scicomm #sciart
This is a self-study lab on exploring wetlands that you and your family or students can do on your own. It requires a smartphone and curiosity. Go explore!