Episode Discussion
Odalis and the Emily’s discuss their experiences as Scientists and People of faith including our faith story, particular challenges, and times our faith has really helped us through graduate school. From the Scientists in Training team to you, we want to wish our listeners, supporters, and families a Happy Holidays and we will see you in the New Year!
Science News
Did you know rats like to dance to the beat just like (most of) us!?! Well they do! The evolutionary hypothesis behind how humans inherited rhythm perceptions is getting more and more support! Below is a scientific paper reporting these results and and news story covering the discovery!
A Moment from a Grad Student
Do you have an awesome undergraduate student interested in learning and teaching STEM? Encourage them to apply for our Discipline-Based Education Research (DBER) REU program @NDSU! #REU #NSF #DBER https://www.ndsu.edu/dber/reu_program/
Our REU participants work in a learning community of undergraduate scholars over 10 weeks during the summer. They are immersed in hands-on research experiences in discipline-based education research, housed on-campus, and earn a $6000 stipend #NSF #DBER
Of particular interest, Alex and Emily (Hackerson) are mentoring on 2 projects! Project descriptions linked here!
Hosts this Month
Emily Hackerson, Odalis Garcia, and Emily Johnson
Next Episode
We will be taking off January to enjoy the winter break with family and return in February. Our next discussion will center around some of the host’s experiences as sexual minorities in graduate school.
