All posts tagged "mentorship"

CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science7 years ago

My Journey Coming Out of the Deep Dark Ditch of “publish or perish”

This is my story – the story of going through a tremulous phase of my life during which I lost faith in science and myself, but...
CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science8 years ago

To Be or Not To Be

Fanuel Muindi and Juan Carlos Escobar [dropcap]D[/dropcap]o you remember what you wanted to be when you were 12? I sure do! Well, I recently asked...
CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science8 years ago

A non-linear path to the career I never knew I always wanted

By Valerie K. Haftel Ph.D | Associate Professor of Biology, Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA [dropcap]I[/dropcap] was always fascinated by animals, and how they work in nature. I...
Civic Science Times9 years ago

The power of mentorship: paving the road for underrepresented students interested in STEM

by Ngobitak Ndiwane – Margaret E. Mahoney Fellow at the New York Academy of Medicine – [dropcap]A[/dropcap]s an African-American woman studying Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)...

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All posts tagged "mentorship"

My Journey Coming Out of the Deep Dark Ditch of “publish or perish”

To Be or Not To Be

A non-linear path to the career I never knew I always wanted

The power of mentorship: paving the road for underrepresented students interested in STEM

Visualized: US states with the highest number of active public engagement with science grants from the NSF-AISL program

Resuming community science projects after a disaster

Science communicator & Founder/Host of ImmunoAfrica Podcast shares insights from his #scicomm work

Why public engagement is, and always has been and always will be, critical for science

Stephanie Okeyo discusses a preliminary report on the landscape of science engagement funding in Africa

Opinion: The growing imperative for civic science journalism

Science communicator & Founder/Host of ImmunoAfrica Podcast shares insights from his #scicomm work

Using media for astronomy engagement, Research!America panel & grants!

Bridging research & practice: insights from collaborative science communication research on Japanese television