Career Resources for Teens with Disabilities
In this guide, find over 130 helpful career resources for teens with disabilities.
How the first Black woman to help discover an element ‘claimed a seat at the periodic table’
“Mae started it all for me,” said Phelps, who in learning about Jemison realized she – a Black girl from Nashville’s Edgehill public housing – could reach for big dreams, too.
Strength in Numbers and the Power of Microbes, Meet Dr. Raquel Bryant
“Collective action is actually possible,” Bryant said, “this is something I learned from microbes.”
ACS Publications Releases Second Annual Diversity Data Report
ACS Publications has released its second annual Diversity Data Report
Julissa Cruz Bautista ’25 Presents Poster and Wins Award at ABRCMS Conference
Usually when it comes to science and doing research, I will only bring the scientific aspect of myself, but at the conference, I was able to bring my whole self.
Gender-Inclusive Language Resources
Studies on and resources for creating gender-inclusive curriculums and classrooms.
An Exploration Inside Accessibility Accommodations in the Sciences
“I say to the student, ‘Explain to me what the barriers are for you? Where do you run into the challenges because of your disability?’ This is where we put in accommodations to ameliorate the barriers to access.”
Two NEW graduate school opportunities for Black Scholars
The Wade Institute of Technology (WIT) is a new Palo Alto-based engineering college focused on mitigating the acute underrepresentation of African Americans and students of African descent through scholarships and unique educational programs. We’re seeking applicants for 2023 for our: Wade Scholarship Program – full-ride scholarship for Black STEM students to complete a STEM master’s degree. Meet our scholars … Read more
From the Lab to the Clinic to the Gordon Career Center, meet Dr. Mildred Rodríguez.
“I’m a people person,” Rodríguez remarked. “So, I’ve always enjoyed working with students, I get a lot of satisfaction from helping them put together their path [and] their plan.”
Jaime Carrazco-Carrillo Slated to Represent Wesleyan SACNAS at Puerto Rico Conference
I’m the first Mexican—not even Mexican, the first Spanish speaker—in the MB&B grad school. So I didn’t have anyone with a similar experience as me. SACNAS for me is really a place where I can talk with people.