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Spring is here: 3 simple tips to re energize at work
Even after all the seemingly nonstop, massive weather events around the country this winter, spring is still fighting its way into our lives. Encourage it by using these three tips to add a little spring to your step and re-energize at work. First, embrace whatever it...
Everyone makes mistakes, but when scientists do, the remedy goes far beyond saying you’re sorry. Two fresh examples show how some journals and universities react when the need arises to set the record straight. Recently, the New England Journal of Medicine retracted...
Compared to most women, minority women face far greater challenges in their careers, including isolation, discrimination and low self-esteem. However, despite the overwhelming odds, there are strategies that minority women can undertake to not only survive, but also succeed.
Colleagues, Please start making plans to attend the 2018 NOBCChE National Meeting Sept. 17-20 in Orlando, FL at the Rosen Centre. Please click here for additional details. Best Regards, Emanuel Waddell, Ph.D. President National Organization for the Professional...
David G. Jensen writes: Last month, I focused on succeeding in a job search by taking the less-trodden path — the path that is a bit more difficult but which almost invariably gets you further ahead in the end. This might mean cold-call networking or identifying “side...
From financial and family challenges to outright discrimination and harassment, being a woman in the sciences is still a struggle for many people around the world. But what if you are starting your career in a country or culture where women’s rights are barely even...
More than half of female faculty members in the sciences have experienced harassment based on their gender, according to a study released recently by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. The report also finds...
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