#Undergrad

Katiascylife

katiascylife

" I'm interested in Cybersecurity where do I start?" 1. Understand that Cybersecurity needs everyone from various educational backgrounds 2. Cyber HAS technical and non technical roles 3. YOU HAVE

Alexis Garretson

GarretsonAlexis

Every new grad student should know how to "CV Snoop" because it leads to $$ and opportunities. So here's a quick walkthrough of how you do it (Thread):#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #gradschool

Daniel William

sayitfrenchy

I studied history in undergrad and Poli sci in grad school & I don't find this to be a helpful explanation either (though nowhere near as grotesque & tone deaf

Carly Ziter

carlyziter

Something we don’t talk about a lot is the... professional loneliness (not quite right, but for lack of a better word) of transitioning from student/postdoc to prof. Many of us

Krishna Murthy

_krishna_murthy

Gradschool applicants from India: I know a large fraction of profs at Indian universities ask you to draft your own letters of recommendation. This is quite unfortunate! (1/6) Drafting an

Christine Herman

CTHerman

The University of Illinois reopened with frequent mass testing -- and found more COVID-19 cases than they were hoping.@LeeVGaines got a breakdown of COVID-19 cases among students at @Illinois_Alma.Here are

Orel Beilinson

BeilinsonOrel

I see that we're discussing language learning and historians again, so I'd like to give a few cents of my own as someone who actually reads a lot of languages

Max Paquette

BiomechMax

Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about certain people who have helped me tremendously on the path to becoming a scientist. I find we often do not thank influential people

NotThatHaaput

KoshurPanda

Since it's exam vibes here rn , wanted to share something that my Interviewer told me in my undergrad P.IUpon looking at my co-curricular achievements they asked" But What good

Katy M. Pinto

ProfessorPinto

How racism works. When I joined DH a prof told me that our grad students wrote comp exams & that faculty all knew they were "not great, but held their

Nathan T. Kearns, Ph.D.

NathanKearnsPhD

When considering small grants in graduate school, important to consider both larger orgs (e.g., @APA) and smaller (more specific) organizations (e.g., @ABCTNOW), as well as 'Divisions' (or Special Interest Groups)

Sophie Simmonds

smoph_star

Seeing so many stories of perspective students being charged £££ to help them get into medical school. I’m a graduate entry medic from a very non traditional background. If I

Colin P. Clarke

ColinPClarke

I was recently asked for tips on writing and I had to really stop and think about it. Some thoughts in the following thread. Disclaimer: this is my personal style

Zach Waterfield

zlwaterfield

I founded my first company when I was in undergrad. It's now been 5 years, and I've learned a ton.Here are my top 5 learnings as an early-stage founder: 1/

Jesse Curtis

jncthehistorian

People sometimes ask me, "Jesse, how'd you launch both career and family at a time when so many millennials are struggling?" Easy! All it takes is a little elbow grease

(Future Dr.) Alexis 👩🏾‍🔬🌍🔬🌳

DrAlexisWilson

Around this time people are starting to make graduate school decisions. I used a variety of criteria when making my final decision. I’ll share them in this thread with some

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