Being Human in STEM
Every student’s learning is shaped and informed by their background and experience. Yet often STEM students are expected to leave their unique selves outside the classroom. Acknowledging the humanness of scientists is important for the success and advancement of the field. Attend this session to learn the best practices of how students can find their place and selves within science.
Date: Wednesday, Jul 2nd
Time: 12:00 PM
Event Format: Virtual
Presenter Name: Claudia De Grandi, Associate Professor, Physics and Astronomy
Track:
- Research in STEM, Health, Medicine