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Dr. Kristala Prather Jones knew before she entered graduate school that working in industry would be critical to her success as a research professor. She understood then that impacting students as individuals was her passion, and walks in that purpose each day as the Arthur D. Little Professor of Chemical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
After listening to the episode, you can learn more about her research at Prather Research Group
Tokiwa Smith loves math and science and wanted to share her passion of STEM with others, so she created SEM Link, a nonprofit that promotes student achievement and career exploration in math and science while increasing student exposure to the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) communities.
Dr. John Harkless has always loved science, so it come as a surprise that this P-Chemist is all about communication, storytelling and being inventive in ways that he didn't know that he can be. He has taken this philosophy with him in every job he has had, so it is no surprise that he has engaging approach to teaching P-Chem.
Check out Dr. Harkless'sYouTube Dhannel to view some of the student videos explaining their chosen P-Chem topic as well as G-Chem tutorials.
Follow him on Twitter @JHarklessPhD
January is not the only month for someone to celebrate a NEW YEAR. This episode is a conversation with myself as I share my journey beyond the bench!
Chemists who stay at a single organization their entire career are a rarity. Latrease Garrison started her career as an intern writing obituaries for C&EN and is now the Executive Vice President of Education at the American Chemical Society. It was an interesting, fun, and STEMulaitng conversation!
Follow Latrease on Twitter @MrsGfromVA
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Her career journey has gone from a SLAC with no undergraduate research experience to managing technology transfer projects within the Federal government. This week's conversation with Dr. Merissa Baxter reveals another exciting path for STEM trained PhDs who are interested in areas of scientific communication.
Follow her on Twitter @DrM_Baxter
Dr. Elizabeth Wayne credits Mississippi School for Math and Science for providing the solid foundation which has led to her becoming an award-winning biomedical engineer, TED Fellow, speaker, and advocate for women in higher education.
Listen in as she shares her journey beyond the bench and plants seeds for several STEMulating conversation.
She is also the co-host of the show PhDivas Podcast phdivaspodcast.wordpress.com
Follow her on Twitter @LizWaynePhD
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Two quotes this week to Motivate, Energize and Affirm the Leader in You! Entropia2019
Choosing a career as a professor means more than research. In this week's episode the Chem Diva, Dr. Malika Jeffries-El, shares a range of views on a variety of topics on her experiences as a successful African American female chemist navigating the scientific academic landscape.
Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @Chem_Diva
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