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Be sure to join us for #SERweek2020!
Check out the schedule and message from SER President @MarthaWerler here bit.ly/2S2twGC!
Events are planned each day next week – be sure to register! More info below on each event! #epitwitter
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Check out the schedule and message from SER President @MarthaWerler here bit.ly/2S2twGC!
Events are planned each day next week – be sure to register! More info below on each event! #epitwitter
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Monday 6/15 @ 11 am EDT: LIVE @casualinfer Podcast recording with @LucyStats & @EpiEllie – partnered with @AmJEpi! This episode will discuss causal claims relating to current #COVID19 crisis and take your questions. 2/n
Monday 6/15 @ 1 pm EDT: SER in this moment: A community-wide convo with @oacarah @YYandtd Sherman James and @MarthaWerler to discuss how we as scientists, citizens and members of SER are shaped by inequity and how our individual and collective research addresses this topic 3/n
Thinking about going back to school for a PhD? I’m going to share a few things I’ve learned since going back and what I would tell my past self about this process #AdrienTwitterTakeover
Having learned from how people can react to viral tweets about PhDs: these are my views
Having learned from how people can react to viral tweets about PhDs: these are my views
1) Seek past and current PhD students. And really listen to them
2) If you’re moving, make sure you have a solid community or support system around you.
3) Have an honest conversation about what taking a large pay cut means for your life #AdrienTwitterTakeover
2) If you’re moving, make sure you have a solid community or support system around you.
3) Have an honest conversation about what taking a large pay cut means for your life #AdrienTwitterTakeover
4) goes along with number 3. Evaluate your financial health and goals. I was lucky. I can’t imagine doing this had I not saved up before starting.
5) if you have a solid relationship with more senior colleagues, talk to them. One of mine was pivotal in the application process
5) if you have a solid relationship with more senior colleagues, talk to them. One of mine was pivotal in the application process
