Pandemic Intensifies Inequities in STEM
If efforts to broaden participation in STEM are to succeed, we must acknowledge and address the institutional structures, policies, and cultures that continue to exclude.
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Bring me your tap water!
Can you spare 2 mL of tap water? Citizen Science + Isotopes + SPATIAL family = a project I want to help out with. The isotopes of water vary systematically across landscapes due to evaporation and precipitation processes. Given this, we can pretty easily distinguish water between Miami and Omaha …
Molecule Dances, #SciComm, #WomenInSTEM
Teaching EV128: Introduction to Global Climate Change is always great because i get seniors who are psychology and political science majors as well as the first years and sophomores who just starting the Environmental Science major. (Syllabus) I had a great group of students in Block 1 who learned the …
Rinse & Re-boot: Intro to Global Climate Change
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Adventures in Teaching: Intro to Global Climate Change
I love teaching this class – it is really the only time that I get to interact with students outside of our major and I often wonder, would I have a greater impact if I ONLY taught climate change? This block I was lucky enough to teach with Alan Townsend – …
The graph I have drawn countless times on a napkin
I (and probably other members of our awesome PROGRESS team) have drawn this graph on a napkin more times than we can count! Our paper, Role modeling is a viable retention strategy for undergraduate women in the geosciences is out in Geosphere! Essentially when undergraduate women have more female role models in STEM …
