June Scientiae: Call for Posts! May 10, 2010
Posted by rocketscientista in Scientiae.trackback
Hey there everybody. This month, I’ll be hosting the Scientiae Carnival. If you don’t already read it, you should, and if you haven’t contributed, now’s your chance to get in on the fun! The general thought is Scientiae posts explore “women in STEM”, but there are a lot of ways to contribute- we like to have guys jump in on the conversation, too!
Last month, we all talked about all those humps and bumps on the way to success, and now it’s time to celebrate getting through it! The theme for June’s Scientiae Carnival is:
I’ve been watching a lot of my friends graduate and defend their theses, and I’ve been seeing others publish their first papers. Some postdocs I know have gotten their first BIG fellowships, or gotten great grants, and I’ve seen some awesome faculty get some amazing awards. Some of my friends in STEM industry have completed big projects or have even gotten promotions! One thing I’ve noticed, through all these accomplishments and successes, is that we don’t tend to celebrate our awesomeness nearly enough. We end that now.
It’s almost summer, it’s the end of the academic year, and I’ll be hosting a huge Scientiae party. Come, bring a friend, and share with us your most recent successes and we’ll give you a big round of applause! Tell us how you’re planning on celebrating once you clear that next hurdle. Or maybe how you celebrated just getting something off your plate, no matter the outcome. Tell us about those humps and bumps you have overcome. Share a story about your grandest STEM victory.
You are cordially invited for a celebration of STEM win! Cheering provided, but BYOP (Bring Your Own Post). RSVP by Monday May 31 at 11:59PM.
To submit a post for the Scientiae Carnival, please email the permalink URL of your post to scientiaecarnival [a] gmail [dt] com by 11:59 pm on Monday, May 31. The carnival will be posted by June 3rd. I can’t wait!
What a great theme! Can’t wait to read the carnival (and submit a post of course).
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