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Scientist at UW-Seattle. Excited about membrane biophysics and increasing access to STEM. Opinions my own. @KayTrue on all platforms. Try another one
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ALT GSEC Grad School 101 Time Management Monday, November 18th 5pm CST Carolina Muniz Postdoctorate at MAYO Andrea Garavito PhD Candidate at Harvard University Bianca Mercado Velez 3rd Year Biology PhD at Michigan Technological University Discover effective strategies for balancing coursework, research, and outreach in graduate school. This panel provides insights on prioritization, efficient scheduling, and overcoming common time-management challenges to help maximize productivity and personal growth. For zoom link register at: cientificolatino.eventbrite.com For questions contact: [email protected]
ALT The image is a composite of four photographs. Each photo has a pink post-it note with red handwriting on a grey door. The first post-it note says, “Proud that you made it this far. You can & will do amazing!” and has a smiley face. The second says, “Believe in yourself. Don’t Panic. You know your best & do what u can!” The third says, “Don’t Panic. Think calm & give it your best & you’ll do great!” and has a smiley face. The fourth says, “You are more than capable! If things don’t go as planned don’t worry & try again.”
ALT The photo shows a smiling professor on the lawn of Rainier Vista at the University of Washington in Seattle. The sun is shining, the sky is blue with wispy clouds, the trees and grass are bright green... it is a perfect day, really. The professor is wearing glasses, a sleeveless shirt, a purple sweater over her shoulders, and two red band-aids on her left arm, one where she got a covid vaccination booster and one where she got an influenza vaccine booster. In the background is a white column of water from Drumheller Fountain, and some buildings of upper campus.