Titlebook: Women Rock Science; A Pocket Guide for S Megan A. Moreno,Rachel Katzenellenbogen Book 20191st edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 r

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Your Scientific Community,our institution. But also, you are also a scientist within a . – a community full of peers, colleagues, and people with similar or related purpose and goal. Within this larger community, you contribute new knowledge to advance a field of work. Thus, it is important to consider ways you connect to th

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Your Promotion, discuss the process of promotion and the ways in which you can put your best face forward. An academic research career is long and multifaceted; to that end, it is important to understand what is ultimately of value to your institution and how to match your interests to the requirements and expecta

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Your Institution: Growing Within,are not only leading your own team as a scientist but you are also becoming a leader of other leaders. In the socioecological model described in chapter “.,” these are the second (and third) circles of context around the individual (ME).

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,Advancing in the Larger Scope of Your Field and Community, discussed benefits and avenues to get involved in your professional societies and ways to stretch your skill sets as a manuscript and grant reviewer. This chapter will talk about next steps – ways to further your involvement, seek leadership roles, and expand the groups with which you interact to i

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Book 20191st editione posted an article titled “We need to do more for women in science.” This book describes the importance of carving out spaces for women in science and includes the unique strengths of women scientists as well as challenges they tend to face. Studies of women leadership consistently illustrate that

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Expanding Your Team, and have a good grasp of your area of research and skill set. Unfortunately, this is often a time when you have less available resources for guidance and information about these important milestones of expansion. So, stay strong! You still can rock your science when it is not just YOU!

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