CANCELLED: Navigating the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Getting a PhD
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Dr. Alicia Wooten, Assistant Professor of Biology at Gallaudet University and co-founder of Atomic Hands, will share her experience as a Deaf scientist navigating the journey of figuring out where and what to do next in the world of biomedical science. She will also discuss the importance of science communication in ASL and how Atomic Hands aims to bring the community together.
- Refreshments provided
- Interpreters and captioning provided
- All students are welcome to attend and participate!
Wednesday, March 18 at 1-2pm | McKenzie Commons (LBR-1251)
For more information contact ritrise@rit.edu
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When and Where
Who
Open to the Public
Interpreter Requested?
Yes
Topics
alumni
deaf community
diversity
grants
research
women