In my previous post I shared my insight on the different types of mentors and how they have helped me on my journey as a woman in science. No matter what stage you are in your career you can benefit from having a mentor and being a mentor. Just like many relationships; I have found the…
Different Types of Mentors and My Mentoring Experiences
In my last blog post I shared how self-mentoring and understanding what you need in a mentor is the first step when finding a mentor. One of my first mentors was my aunt who is an electrical engineer and she gave me so much insight on my career. In high school I had a mentor…
Self-Mentoring and Understanding What you Want in a Mentor
Welcome to my preview of my mentoring series. Now that the season is warming up it is a good time to attend social events on campus to network and be a part of the community to scope out potential mentors. Don't be too hard on yourself if you do not find a mentor right away…
Spotlight on Science/Mademoiselle Scientist: Donna Kridelbaugh
In my last Mademoiselle Spotlight, I wrote about The Thesis Whisperer, and for this post, I am featuring Donna Kridelbaugh as this month's Spotlight on Science/Mademoiselle Scientist. Donna has amazing content for early career researchers and professionals. Photo Credit: Donna Kridelbaugh Spotlight on Science/Mademoiselle Scientist: Donna Kridelbaugh: When I started Mademoiselle Scientist I only had a…
Mademoiselle Spotlight Feature: The Thesis Whisperer/Dr. Inger Mewburn
As a graduate student, I unofficially started generating ideas and topics for Mademoiselle Scientist and discovered my first higher education blog, The Thesis Whisperer. Photo Credit: TheThesisWhisperer Mademoiselle Spotlight: The Thesis Whisperer/Dr. Inger Mewburn: Before officially starting Mademoiselle Scientist I reached out to The Thesis Whisperer. She gave me some great feedback and tips to…
Back to School Tips for College & Graduate Students (STEM Edition)
It's the most wonderful time of the year - Back to School Time! Good luck to everyone going back to school or starting a new school this year. I wish you the best. If you are an undergraduate or graduate student this post is for you. My Back to School Tips: 1. Take a look…
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