Let’s stay in space for a moment and hear from astronaut Mae Jemison about why she thinks solving the problems of visiting the stars can help us meet more immediate needs as well.
black scholars and professionals
Science Corner: It’s Not Easy Being the One
So that no one feels like they are the only one in the room, let’s hear from a variety of black scientists.
How I found Mentors
Three years ago, I had no idea how to obtain a mentor or how you would go about finding one. Through God’s grace, I’ve actually found three mentors since then in different ways.
Inhabiting Transitional Time Well
My transition from being an undergraduate to entering graduate school was ambiguous. I simply did not know when or where I was going. Discerning my vocation was a long, but important process that took about three years that started in my junior year of undergrad.
Discerning My Vocation: A Surprise in the Graduate School Search
How do you know where to go to graduate school? How do you choose your field? Kateri Collins shares her experience.