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My talk at #bcce22 is TOMORROW in WALC 1018! I’ll be sharing insight on the process behind designing @ReactOChemGame!
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1,000 inspiring Black scientists in America
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Bettye Washington Greene (March 20, 1935 – June 16, 1995) was the first African American woman Ph.D. chemist to work in a professional position at the Dow Chemical Company. At @DowNewsroom, she researched latex and polymers. 👩🏾🔬
#WomenInSTEM
#WomenInScience
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I have to stop saying “I just want to teach”
I can’t diminish my future career by using a qualifier
We need more professors who excel at teaching. Not regurgitating information but actually teaching it
I want to teach. I will make science accessible and be a great professor 👩🏾🏫
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Just your friendly neighborhood reminder that as you choose a research lab, if you find yourself saying:
-how bad can it be
-it’s only 5 years
-it will be different for me...
...it can be bad (really bad), 5 years is a long time, and it will not be different for you.#PhDchat
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If we want to diversify academia, then we need to diversify the reward structure.
If we want academia to look differently than it did 50 years ago, then we need to define success differently than we did 50 years ago.
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Happy Birthday 🎂 Mathematician, engineer & lawyer Frances ‘Poppy' Northcutt @poppy_northcutt 🎉
Northcutt was 1st woman to work in an operational support role @NASA mission control, she’s happy not to be last. #WomenInSTEM 👩💻
#Apollo50
#WomenInTech
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BBC News - Women in science: Smashing glass ceilings and glass walls bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
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Today is International Women in Engineering Day: we must break down barriers. If you see someone not getting recognition for their work, change that. If you see unfair treatment, speak out. If you see bias, you have power to improve the culture. #INWED19 #TransformTheFuture
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Here at Reinvented, we LOVE unique ideas that promote and help STEM. That's why we want to tell you about @ReactOChemGame, the game to help ANYONE learn organic chemistry! Check them out at reactgame.com/ to learn more about the game and how to buy it for yourself!
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If someone is from an underrepresented group, there are real reasons why they are underrepresented. If they are willing to share about their experiences, we need to listen, empathize, and support instead of doubt, criticize, and dismiss.
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REACT!™ - The Organic Chemistry Board Game is featured in the postscript of the latest @HowIBuiltThis @NPR podcast episode. Tune in to learn about our journey! npr.org/player/embed/7267554…
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Super excited to get my @ReactOChemGame in the mail today! Can’t wait to try it out with my students (...and colleagues😊)!! 👩🏽🏫👩🏾🔬
#STEM #STEMeducation #ChemEd #OChem #Orgo
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Good morning to everyone ESPECIALLY Dr. Katie Bouman, who, if you haven't heard yet, created the algorithm that gave us the first ever picture of a #blackhole!!
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“He has done something exceedingly rare, making one of academia’s most feared disciplines ‘cool,’ and building enthusiasm for—and belief in—difficult science.” – the Distinguished Alumnus Award is presented to Neil Garg (CAS ‘00) of @GargLab
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Caroline Herschel was the world’s first professional female astronomer. Her 1787 paper (‘An account on a new comet’) was one of the first papers by a female author to appear in any scientific journal, and the first paper by a woman to be read to the Royal Society. #WomenInScience
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#Women in #influential positions helping the younger generation! Interview with Professor Bell Burnell who gave her £2.3m “Special Breakthrough Prize In Fundamental Physics” to help women, ethnic minority, and refugee students become #physics researchers.
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Happening today! @AmerChemSociety @Illinois_Alma dedication of National Historic Chemical Landmark for St. Elmo Brady, first African American to receive PhD in Chemistry in the U.S.
























