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Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Meet Madison Milotte, a #UNC junior, who spent this summer in Chatham County researching how climate change might disrupt butterfly life cycles. Learn more about the @CSS_Science scholar's research, conducted through @unc_our as a SURF recipient unc.live/3TgQ6ZL
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
🔎 This week, we're highlighting researchers across the College as part of #UNCResearchWeek.
Meet Madison Milotte, a junior biology and environmental sciences double major who spent their summer studying cabbage white butterfly development in relation to temperature change. (1/5)
ALT Madison Milotte stands in a field on the farm where they collected cabbage white butterflies and holds a butterfly net.
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
@jointbme grad and @CSS_Science alum @magwag00 off to do wonderful things. Her term started off with a stellar international presentation @NACoBiomechs. Now get's to train with @joshrbaxter? #jealous.
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Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Varun Potlapalli ‘23 spent the summer getting his feet wet in MD-PhD studies as part of a collaboration between @UNC_SOM and @CSS_Science. He shadowed doctors, attended rounds, met with current MD-PhD students and prepared a research presentation. unc.live/3Q2RWvt
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
#BlackinChemRollCall Hi, I’m Kristen (she/her), a fourth yr PhD candidate @UCB_Chemistry working on total synthesis & methods w/ pyrones in the @SarpongGroup. I obtained my chem BS @uncchemistry where I was fortunate to be in @CSS_Science, who helped me find my place in chem. 1/2 – at Berkeley, CA
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Varun Potlapalli always had a career in medicine in mind, but it was his high school biochemistry courses and the Chancellor’s Science Scholar’s Summer EXCELerator at Carolina that piqued his interest in pursuing both an MD and Ph.D. 🥼 go.unc.edu/c6P4C @CSS_Science @UNC
ALT Varun Potlapalli stands in front of the Old Well. Overlaid on the image in the top left corner is a graphic that reads #GDTBATH. In the bottom right corner is his name, Varun Potlapalli.
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Grateful to attend the @SamuelNabritCon at @BrownUniversity and to learn about the successes of the @CSS_Science program (modeled after the Meyerhoff program at @UMBC). Proud of the work happening at my alma mater! @UNC #GDTBATH
ALT Panelists discussing the CSS program
ALT Panelists discussing the CSS program with two joining virtually
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
@liyahclarks is doing important work on health effects of arsenic in well water. Arsenic is naturally-occuring & prevalent in well water in many parts of the country. hydroviv.com/blogs/water-sma… RT @UNC_GradSchool @UNCpublichealth @KippeConnor @lisasorg @NCStopGenx @pfasprojectnh
Jeliyah “Liyah” Clark is a Ph.D. candidate within the Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering @UNCpublichealth. Her research examines inorganic arsenic (iAs) in well water and its effects on lower birth weights. ow.ly/Zkty50HI9ja
ALT Impact Awards 2022 recipient Jeliyah Clark. Ph.D. Candidate. The Graduate School logo.
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Congratulations to recent graduate and CSS alumna Madyson Barber on this honor!
@CSS_Science @UNCPhysics
🎉 Congratulations to Madyson Barber (UNC '22, CSS 6), recently awarded the Robert Shelton Award for Outstanding Research, which is given by @UNCPhysics to one undergraduate student each year. 🌌 #excellenceispossible
(📷: Jeyhoun Allebaugh/UNC-Chapel Hill)
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Now preparing to graduate from the UNC School of Medicine, Brandon Feaster will soon be heading to Rochester, Minnesota, where he will complete his #residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Read more below!
Congratulations @UNC Class of 2022!
unc.edu/discover/a-natural-l…
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Parker Ballner has always been open to new opportunities, an approach that landed him on the @Forbes 30 Under 30 list in Enterprise Technology. Discover how this #UNC alum's time with @CSS_Science helped prepare him for his future career unc.live/3xxg9Vb
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Congrats Najla Ward-Conyers of Neher lab on defending your honors thesis. So proud of you! @UNC_BCBP @CSS_Science
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"Even though I don’t explicitly call them my mentors, I would say that every single person in my cohort has mentored me in some way or given me some new perspective."
We 💙 this feature on senior & Chancellor's Science Scholar Najla Ward-Conyers! Read more ⬇️ @CSS_Science
CSS helped Najla Ward-Conyers (UNC ’22, CSS 6) become a trusted mentor to other students at #UNC through roles with @HousingCarolina and @uncchemistry. Here, the @UNC_Biology major shares her story and tips on finding a good mentor. #excellenceispossible
go.unc.edu/NajlaCSS
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Jeliyah “Liyah” Clark, a @UNCpublichealth doctoral candidate, is improving public health while mentoring undergraduates. Read more: go.unc.edu/De96A
ALT drawing of woman and child with photo of Jeliyah Clark and text Women Making History
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Our annual NGx short course returns in-person this May! Register now at uncnri.org/ngx. @UNCSPHResearch @UNCpublichealth @uncglobalhealth @scrippsresearch @RutgersSPH @UNC_GradSchool @CSS_Science @MassMedical @UNCResearch @TheWellUNC @GillingsGlobal
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Currently, women make up less than 20% of STEM leadership positions while Blacks and Hispanics make up less than 10% of the STEM workforce. @CSS_Science is tackling that problem head-on and building toward more diverse and inclusive STEM fields. campaign.unc.edu/story/a-vis…
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As a child, Nihar Vaidya was fascinated by how things worked and how to make them better using science. Now, the @CSS_Science scholar shares how the familial environment of the program helps him bridge the fields of computer science and neuroscience #UNC unc.live/3Lp6QuT
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“...Chancellor’s Science Scholars is one of the big reasons why I’ve come so far. Whenever I’m at the point of giving up, CSS was there to always pick me up.”
Read more about Carolina senior Kena Lemu's experience in the CSS community 💙 go.unc.edu/Yx9c8 @CSS_Science
ALT Kena Lemu, a senior at Carolina, stands wearing a black shirt that reads "Free Oromia," her hands on her hips.
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
Chancellor’s Science Scholars helped Tar Heel Dalal Azzam recognize that “if you don’t see it, then you can go be it." And Dalal did just that.
Read more about her undergraduate experience, including her peer mentorship program: go.unc.edu/Na82J
@CSS_Science @actualDNA
ALT UNC student Dalal Azzam stands in front of the Old Well, holding a Carolina blue and white umbrella on a cloudy day.
Chancellor's Science Scholars retweeted
#UNC senior Paloma Ruiz realized she had both a knack and a love for science and math, which led her to studying quantitative biology. See how the @CSS_Science program provided Ruiz with a support system and showed that students like her belong in science unc.live/3gzOtFr