Weekend To-Do: Apply for Big Money STEM Scholarships for Women
These scholarship contests offer big money for women in STEM.
The Urban Scientist
A hip hop maven blogs on urban ecology, evolutionary biology & diversity in the sciences
Paying for College: Why Applying for Multiple Scholarship Offers Matters
The rising costs of college and the shrinking financial aid coffers require students to consider fund-raising options for higher education earlier and beyond college admission.
Recap of 16th Annual Biomedical Research Conference of Biomedical Scientists #ABRCMS16
Thousands on converge on Tampa, Florida, November 9-12, 2016, to share innovations and network at one of the largest minority science conferences.
Geeking Out for Science
Sparking imaginations and inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers
Weekend to Do: Apply for Society of Wetland Scientists Mentoring Program Travel Fellowship
Application is open for undergraduate minority students to apply for travel award to attend the 2017 Annual Meeting of the Society of Wetland Scientists
I Revisit My Thoughts on African-American Engagement in Environmentalism
In 2008 a journalism student from Howard University asked me my thoughts on African-American engagement in environmental issues. I revisit and reflect on those answers eight years later...
Look for us in the #DIYSciZone at GeekGirlCon 2016
DIYSciZone has an avatar to invite everyone to Science at Geek Girl Con 2016
Urban Wildlife Watch: Ash Trees
Ash trees, Fraxinus spp . are common hardwood trees in the United States. They are forest trees as well as urban trees planted along streets, in parks and cemeteries.
#NewProf Asks: How Do I Better Engage My Undergrads?
#NewProf ponders undergraduate student engagement in large lecture hall courses
#NewProf Gets Answers: How to Engage Students
#NewProf ponders undergraduate student engagement in large lecture hall courses
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