#Undergrad

Philipp Leitner

xLeitix

Starting PhD student pro tips:- Keep a backlog of “small ideas” that you don’t find the time to work on. Soon enough you will be asked to supervise undergrad students

Peter Kirwan

DrPeteKirwan

This is an interesting read on the myths/problematic maths that underpin the ‘grade inflation’ narrative, but I want to add a further perspective on why proportions of grades are up

interviewing nerd dominic | BLM ShutdownSTEM

djneuronnerd

Real talk: during PhD interviews, a presentation about a minority science program talked about how “Asians” are well-represented in STEM compared to Black, Latinx, and Indigenous individuals. It disheartened me

Emmanuel (Mani) Garcia, MA, MPhil

manithegarcia

My #BlackInDataJourney began when a stats “teacher” drew a histogram of X’s on the board after our first exam to discuss our grades. He raved about the people on the

lisi schoenbach

LisiSchoenbach

1)Teaching Derrida this week and just reread Barbara Johnson’s definition of critique in the introduction to Dissemination: 2)“The critique reads backwards from what seems natural, obvious, self-evident, or universal, in

Jennifer Gumbel

jgumbel

Part of what I studied in undergrad was comparative politics and developing democracies. And we're stuck with two parties. True multi-party systems are not winner take all. The political leader

Steve Ressler

steveressler

Thanks for all the new followers - here's a quick intro on myself. I've reinvented my "career identity" 6 times so far. Let's walk through 'em. 1/ "Sociology Steve." I

Dr Emma Bridges

emmabridges

Thread for anyone interested in how @OpenUniversity teaching works. This batch of materials is one among several components of a painstakingly-constructed module which students will study part-time over 9 months

Christopher Bowie

profbowie

Like many, this is the longest I've gone w/out giving an academic talk to a live audience. I was arranging my 100,000+ baseball card collection (Unopened '89 Fleer Set in

Marie-Pier Poulin

mp_poulin

Very happy to share my first first-author paper, from my undergrad research - https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.7165! This work was done in close collaboration with @clermont_jeanne, mentor extraordinaire, and under the supervision of

Cody Norton

codybnorton

Mini ThreadDCPS delayed reopening, true collaboration, and definitions of power. In undergrad, I extensively studied definitions of power. I use those lessons & apply them with my elementary students. Those

Dr. Leanne C. Powner

LeanneCPowner

Empirical Research and Writing: A ThreadOne year I taught a heavy load of quant methods where a complete rsch paper was reqd by department. By the 2nd term, I was

Rehemat 🐚👩‍🔬👩‍💻🌍🚢🌊

rehemat_

During the 1st term of undergrad (>10 years ago), multiple students in my year told me “what?! You dont drink? If you dont drink beer you’re not a real geologist”I

Lane

HaygoodLaw

As the incoming 1L class gets ready to attend law school, since people seem mystified by my tales of law school, let me relate the experience as only I can,

Nikhil Basavappa

NikhilBasavappa

Unsolicited RA take: more depts should copy the @MIT introduction of “research support associates” (RSAs) which are basically hybrid admin-RAs. A great pathway for non-traditional candidates who are curious but

Wesley Jackson Wade

wes_wade

I'm 38, a licensed clinician, and ADHD.Yet, I never got a diagnosis until February 2020 despite suspecting it since I was 14 yo and knowing it after my masters program

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