Tag: Sonia Martinez Diaz

• GradWISE Presents: Being a STEM Academic (and a Woman)

  Today’s Graduate Women in Science & Engineering (GradWISE) event was a great success! Thought-provoking questions for our panel of women STEM academics, and fantastic energy from the audience and speakers. A simple, yet powerful piece of advice from Dr. Brenda Bloodgood: “Trust your judgement.” Thanks to our lively panel and audience, and to GSA for…

  Tashiana Osborne Cherké

  April 21, 2016

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