Facilitating pathway and career development opportunities for students, trainees, and faculty at Duke and beyond. Follows & RTs ≠ endorsements.
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The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
What an impactful plenary by @DrWilliamWorld at the @ASPBPrograms annual conference. Thank you for sharing your story and inspiring us to both continue and improve pathway programs. Excited to check out his book! #STEMMPathways #Equity #Pathways #ASPBP24
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
That was fun! Thanks to all for your amazing insights and powerful suggestions. We will be mulling these over and taking steps to share resources, think about evaluation at various developmental stages, and implement novel ways to evaluate longitudinally!
Join us at 2 PM ET for our colleague @DerktasticJulia's #ASPBP23 session entitled: Developing an Innovative and Collaborative Plan to Evaluate the Impact of #PathwayPrograms. It's going to be super interactive, so bring all your #Eval stories, gripes, & ideas! 📢#CentersOverSilos
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
To those who attended #AMEC2023 — Thank you!
All of you made this a successful conference & truly embodied brilliance. As we depart and travel back to cities across the country we hope you left inspired & ready to continue the mission of the SNMA.
🎥 : @love_chiii98
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
We’ve been thinking a lot about friendship & the relationships imperative to our support systems. We come together to do STEMM activities, but then look back years later & realize we don’t know what our lives would be without that person & we never want to find out.
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
DUNE x @DukeBrain provides #highschoolstudents with a cutting-edge #research experience in #neuroscience labs at @DukeU & encourages participation by students from communities that are #URMinSTEM. Participants receive a stipend. Apply and share! buff.ly/3EujbvW
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
Brenda Armstrong was not shy or reserved about what she thought needed to happen. She left behind a legacy of service to Duke and the wider medical community.
ALT Dr. Eugene A. Washington, left, and Dr. Mary E. Klotman, unveil the portrait of Brenda Armstrong that now hangs in the admissions office before the pandemic. Photo courtesy of Duke School of Medicine.
Thank you to @WorkingatDuke for honoring the legacy of Brenda Armstrong, who attended @DukeU as an undergraduate, was the 2nd Black woman in the U.S. to be board-certified in pediatric cardiology, and served as Associate Dean for Admissions in the School of Medicine for 20 years.
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
I’m happy to announce the speakers for the inaugural Dean’s Distinguished Research Series. The series also includes our annual Robert J. Lefkowitz, MD, Distinguished Lecture. Plan to join us in person or via livestream!
medschool.duke.edu/research-…
ALT Dean's Distinguished Research Series 2023
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
Excited to be attending the @AmerMedicalAssn National Advocacy Conference in DC! What is on my mind? Increasing Medicare reimbursement in medically underserved areas, protecting the physician-patient relationship, and federally codifying the right to choose 🏛️ @RogerMarshallMD
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
We are now accepting scholarship applications! We work with partners to provide financial support to Indigenous students in STEM and other fields. Apply at aises.org/scholarships
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
3/4 - To truly increase diversity of underrepresented students in our workforce, we need aggressive outreach in the middle school and high school setting. We risk losing valuable talent by waiting until the university setting. – at North Fair Oaks, CA
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
1/4 - Why pipeline programs are needed (a thread): The first time I was exposed to gangs was in the 3rd-4th grade. Many of my friends (parents in gangs) were already being indoctrinated. Pipelines programs are necessary to break generational trauma. – at North Fair Oaks, CA
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
Congratulations to the P&N Anti-Racism Community (ARC) — recipient of the 2023 Dean's Award for Inclusive Excellence in Graduate Education. The ARC is a department-wide initiative spearheaded by P&N @DukeGradSchool students. Learn how the group began ➡️ duke.is/8fumu
ALT Announcement that the Department of Psychology & Neuroscience's Anti-Racism Community (ARC) has received the 2023 Dean's Award for Inclusive Excellence in Graduate Education. Quote from Kevin LaBar, Ph.D., Associate Chair, Dept. of Psychology & Neuroscience: "We are especially grateful to the grassroots organization by the graduate students who have led the efforts in this important initiative, and to Zach Rosenthal for serving as the faculty lead on the team. This past year, the ARC has expanded from the clinical program to a department-wide initiative, and we look forward to its continued success in promoting inclusiveness within P&N and beyond."
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
Great mentors know the difference between what you want to hear and what you need to hear, and have a magical way of convincing you that what you need to hear actually *is* what you want to hear.
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
“It takes time with research, so I can’t say that I will be published by the end of 2023, but I want to have the ball set in motion.”
- Folayan J. Morehead, Sr. Clinical Research Nurse Coordinator, shares her career goals for 2023 👇
Career Development 2023: Folayan J. Morehead is building the skills to help her publish scholarly work. ow.ly/ygLA50Mhe4m @DukeMedSchool
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
Come work with me to provide exceptional learning experiences within our MD and Master of Biomedical Sciences Programs! Particularly interested in candidates interested in supporting URiM students.
Faculty - Anatomy (#Kalamazoo, Michigan) #job social.icims.com/viewjob/pt1…
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
Excited to continue our work with @snma_official AND @lmsanational and highlight the amazing career of Radiation Oncology! December 12th at 8pm EST
➡️➡️ Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
The title of your paper is your shop front.
Here are 10 rules to write a compelling title for your scientific article.
A thread. 🧵
#AcademicChatter @TheStrugglingS4 #Postdoc
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
happy to see all of your IM and peds fellowship match results.
I also want to hold space for those who didn’t match. As someone who once went unmatched, I understand the complex feelings of your situation.
My only advice is to take your time to go through this grieving process
The Center for Pathway Programs retweeted
Research students - if you love writing, you can use your writing skills in these areas to work part-time and earn too.
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Just to give you a heads up-- Technically, anyone can work in these areas as a writer.
@OpenAcademics @ThePhDPlace #AcademicTwitter #SciComm #phdchat
