Posts about graduate education in the United States, globally, and at the UVM Larner College of Medicine by graduate students, postdocs, staff, faculty, and alumni at UVM Larner Med. Topics frequently covered include the graduate school journey, advice for incoming and current graduate students, and more.
Filled with ever-evolving pandemic safety protocols and guidelines, research breakthroughs, new students, a ceremonial ground breaking, and age-old traditions with creative twists – 2021 was a remarkable year to say the least.
Revisit some moments from this year with us…
This Remarkable Year: 2021 In Photos Read More »
On May 29th, 2020, I attended a virtual seminar. I listened carefully, took detailed notes, and asked clarifying questions. In short, I learned the information that was being taught. That seminar was a revelation and something I had never experienced before.
ADHD Awareness Month? Are We Too Aware of It or Not Aware Enough? Read More »
Many grad students are tempted to choose a lab based on focal research topic, at the expense of a mentor and environment that meets their needs. I cannot overstate how much your mentor and lab environment will affect your daily life and future career. They can be the difference between a good and bad day and they are the primary contributors to your development as an early scientist.
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Graduate School is Tough. But You Can Do It! Here’s How Read More »
