By Carl T. Gustafson and Andrew M. Harrison
Last Tuesday, the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine’s Office for Diversity held its third Discussions [...]
Time vanishes so quickly! While you’re busy with experiments, reading journal articles, and preparing for presentations, the home stretch reaches you before you [...]
“Whatever America hopes to bring to pass in the world must first come to pass in the heart of America.” –Dwight Eisenhower
By Matthew J. Borgo
From February 23 through March 1, 2014, I had an experience which I will not soon forget. [...]
I never considered myself diverse. I know this may sound contradictory considering I’m writing for the Education in Diversity Blog, but let me explain. I [...]
During this time, most graduate students are busily wrapping up their last laboratory rotations and thinking about which one to choose. Some students have an [...]
By Fareed Khawaja
NOTE (AMH): This post has been re-posted after the addition of new material. However, no removal of or [...]
by Ian C. Clift
75% of graduate students in a recent survey have reported dealing with stress in the past [...]
“The good thing about science is that it’s true whether or not you believe in it” – Neil deGrasse Tyson Last year, on a [...]
I always consider New Year's Day as a great time for self-introspection: to look back into what I have accomplished in the previous year and [...]
By Joshua J. Faucher
I returned two weeks ago from [...]
