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I started writing my PhD thesis in May.
I submitted my final thesis by August.
This is how I overcame writer's block to write a PhD thesis in less than 3 months:
Celebrating a career first this Monday! My first, first-author publication writing for the @NatureMicrobiol BMA Journal Club Series “Psychosocial stress and the gut microbiota” with mentor and science rockstar @dr_kozik & @BlackInMicro. #BlackInMicro rdcu.be/cWm1J
So happy to be one of of the inaugural Future Leaders Mentoring Fellows. Looking forward to learning and growing together ! @IowaStateU @BlackInMicro @ASMicrobiology
ASM's Future Leaders Mentoring Fellowship supports undergrad, postbacc & graduate students from underrepresented groups navigating microbial science careers. It was great to see the inaugural group of mentors & mentees together at #ASMicrobe! Learn more: asm.social/C2
So excited to be attending the @ASMicrobiology Future Leaders Mentoring Symposium and #ASMmicrobe conference in D.C.! Let the mentoring begin! @BlackInMicro @ISU_Micrograd
Amali Stephens retweeted
this can't be the same brain I was using to memorize two semesters worth of immunology in 3 days as an undergrad
So honored to announce I’ve been selected for the @ASMicrobiology yr-long Future Leaders Mentoring Fellowship! As a fellow, I will attend ASM Microbe for the 1st time, participate in the ASM FLMF Symposium, + be advised by Micro Mentors from different career sectors 🎉👩🏽🔬!
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A quick look @AmaliStephens putting those pipetting skills to work while working with hair assays in the lab.
Super pumped to be a panelist with my mentor Dr. @NineciaS to represent @BlackInMicro!! Tune in 11/3 at 3p CT/4p ET
Our first Diversity in STEM panel will be held on Wednesday, November 3rd from 4-6pm. This event is cohosted by the Black Biomedical Graduates, HSGA, and us! Before the event you may anonymously submit questions for the discussion- link below
#sacnaschapters #cincysacnas
So excited to kick off this year’s #2021NDiSTEM with @JAbramsMcLean in our #1on1Mentoring meeting.Thank you for your advice and tips for future success! Looking forward to the official start next week! Grateful for this opportunity @sacnas @IASTATE_SACNAS
I had wonderful conversations today with two incredibly bright researchers, @AmaliStephens and @midoriameroku! I'm looking forward to seeing the awesome things they will accomplish. #1on1Mentoring #2021NDiSTEM @sacnas
Hi @BlackInMicro I’m a 2nd yr PhD grad @IowaStateU, an @NIH @NIDA pre-doc, recently nominated for the HHMI Gilliam Fellowship. Interested in substance use, stress bio, human dev and the gut-brain axis . So happy to represent this year ! #BlackInMicroRollCall
Amali Stephens retweeted
Someone called me "astute" when I was sciencing the other day. It made me feel really good.
Please feel free to use the word astute more often when speaking to earlier career peeps
So happy to announce that I am officially an NIH funded Pre-Doctoral Scholar. Cheers to Year 2 of my Ph.D., new heights, and my first time at the #ISPNE2021 conference. So grateful for these opportunities !
Amali Stephens retweeted
The #MicrobesAndSocialEquity
speaker for March 31 has been rescheduled to May 5th.
If you are already registered, your link is still valid.
"Integrating Equity into Emerging Infectious Disease Research", Dr. Kishana Taylor, @KYT_ThatsME, now on May 5!
sueishaqlab.org/2021/03/29/s…
Amali Stephens retweeted
(1\) Are you a Researcher, PhD Student, Academic or Scientist interested in handy and practical books that can help your research, studies, writing skills, presentation techniques, and all-round development?
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As #BlackHistoryMonth comes to a close, we won't closing the chapter on sharing the incredible stories & legacies of our #BlackandSTEM SACNAS members. Black history is EVERY day!
Below are some talks from past #SACNAS Conferences that have kept us motivated through the years ⬇️
So happy to present my “Breaking Down Scientific Papers”Workshop for @IASTATE_SACNAS! Please enjoy my fav slide:‘Sometimes We Do Judge A Book By It’s Cover’.Thanks for your help &reviewing @jerilynjean @bcavazos_ @PhyloJen @Kev_endQ Kordell & @CoreyWelch_STEM!#BlackInMicrobiology
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