#Mentorship

Howard Liu, MD MBA

DrHowardLiu

Just read this @Medscape survey of 3,000 #WomenInMedicine released July 15. There are 4 major take home points. First, Work-life Balance is the #1 concern in 2020: 64%. #3 is

Nate Chinen

natechinen

Happy Clark Terry Centennial! Nobody ever swung harder or brought more human dimension to the bandstand. Here he is on flugelhorn, carving up his own tune in 1958 with

Entrepreneur for Life

Entrepreneurfo3

THREAD: The Art of Finding a Great MentorI’ve been lucky enough to have some amazing mentors. I’ve also done a lot of mentoring. If you’re struggling to find a mentor,

Brittany L. Johnson, MD

brittljohn

Sharing tips I am giving mentees on programs. Questions applicants should ask themselves when evaluating programs on the interview trail. #thread Does this program align with my personal and

Girish Nadkarni, MD, MPH

girish_nadkarni

So grateful and excited for R01 funding from @NIDDKgov to study genetic and environmental modifiers of #APOL1 genotypes in racial and ethnic minorities. This grant especially is close to my

Debnil Sur

debnilsur

Really interesting piece that made me think about dynamics at Stanford, where tech is having a similar impact. Levels are increasingly gamified and provide goals for structure-conditioned students. Founder is

Partnership for Africa Women Advancement

pawainitiative

Our spotlight today is Carolyn Seaman. @carolyn_seaman Carolyn Seaman is a Nigerian social entrepreneur. She is founder and creative director of the Girls Voices Initiative @girlsvoices1, a non-profit advocacy organization

Sunil Kumar

sunilc_

I bought a lot of courses in 2020 to improve many of my skills:- development- online presence- content writing- AWS- mindset- freelancing- marketingThese were the best investments I made during

Nick Huber

sweatystartup

What successful people understood before they were successful.A short thread. Mentorship isn’t about finding a great mentor.It’s about becoming a person great mentors WANT to help. Hiring isn’t about finding

Cite Black Women.

citeblackwomen

We had a great conversation @UNCWomensCtr about the politics of citation a black women’s knowledge production. One of the things that came up was this issue of action. How do

Professor Catherine Loveday

CathLoveday

(1/11) I almost never do a Twitter thread but I have been reflecting on the different ways in which people have inspired me in 2020. Here are ten: (2/11) @DebbiHusbands

Anna Gifty is on IG and says #SACE2021

itsafronomics

This week @WSpriggs @joelle_gamble @DaniaFrancis @drlisadcook @TrevonDLogan @nomadj1s and I spoke on anti-Black Racism in Economics.Now the @SadieCollective community lays out exactly how economics should address it below in an

Garrett K. Berger

GKBerger

Unsolicited advice for rising M3s: a tweetatorial#medstudenttwitter #medstudent #orthotwitter #medtwitter #tweetatorial 1. Show up: this is more than just beating your resident to the team room. Show up with the

Shakira Hobbs, PhD

ShakiraRHobbs

Today marks 2-years since I’ve been an assistant professor. And here’s what I learned so far: With God on my side, anything is possible. When I finally learned to accept

Jennie Russell

jennierussell_

I want to say thanks to all those who have reached out with kind words about our story and the value of the investigative reporting @charlesrusnell and I do. I

Orpheas 🪐

orpheaskk

nominal years of experience != actual XP gainedmany established co's fail to grasp thisthread: XP does not accumulate linearly. How much XP you gain depends on your capacity for introspection,

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