Dr. Johnson, a Howard Hughes Medical Investigator has been instrumental in establishing and supporting the Organization of African-American Students Excelling in STEM (OASES), a program that supports the success of […]
Across the biomedical research community, people agree that something is seriously wrong with the academic labor market. Thousands of Ph.D. holders unable to obtain faculty jobs search for other opportunities […]
The past several decades have seen an interest in learning surge. It’s always been part of our educational endeavors, but the recent focus on it has been intense—that is, for […]
Some institutions are experimenting with ways to prepare students for a range of career opportunities. As institutions build these programs, author L. Maren Wood asks that they keep two important […]
Thursdays, June 29 – August 31, 2017 | 9:00 – 10:30am This program seeks to develop a mentoring ethos by providing leadership, mentorship and diversity sensitivity training to graduate students […]
There’s at least one issue that Americans aren’t divided on – going to college has become both more necessary and less affordable for most students over the last several years. […]
This year the National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science is pleased to offer three (3) scholarships to our 2017 Case Study Teaching Fall Conference held on September 15-16, […]
Being a mentor helps graduate students fight imposter syndrome, better understand their own goals and desires, and broaden their community. [MORE]
