So honored to present them during the commencement today!

White lab coat ceremony with our MDPhD students

"We sought to place the increased risk of adverse events caused by the BNT162b2 (Pfizer) vaccine in context by contrasting this risk with that of the same adverse events after documented infection with #SARSCoV2" (data from Israel) nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… via NEJM #COVID19

PSA to science trainees #9: If a mentor says the reason postdocs or grad students quit their lab is because they are just lazy or not good enough... RUN.

Perfect Sunday: family + Aggie soccer team winning!

Postdoctoral opportunity with great mentors!

Representation and opportunities to find appropriate mentorship. Often, minorities don't know what they don't know and well-intentioned privileged mentors don't know either.

"Be brave when you can't control the outcome" Brene Brown at the AAMC conference today

Today, learning from Dr McGhee at the #AAMC2021 about the hidden costs of racism and holding accountable the people who sell racism for their profit not the ones desperate and confused to buy it.

For anyone interested in space physiology!

"Dime con quién andas y te diré quién eres". ¿Sabes que millones de microorganismos te acompañan en tu rutina diaria? Aprende más en este maravilloso simposio - gratis y online. Sin disculpas! Lorena Medina CorpoGen Patricia Del Portill Gabriela Delgado Información: iecas.org/simposio-espac…

Si todavía no tienes claro qué es un microorganismo ni porqué importa, ¡tranquilo! Todavía tienes tiempo de acompañarnos mañana: Disponible también en Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UCfJ7p…

"There is a need for representation and outspoken participation to help right the buried wrongs of marginalization in health care." -Nailah Blair, MD + MS in EDHP student, class of 2026 #AggieDocs #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM2022

Love boots-in-the-ground faculty!

Kudos to the students who led the organization of the fair! A lot of work, all going smoothly

El dolor y la alegría son más intensos cuando se es mamá ❤️

A friend was at an early career researcher workshop on grant writing and heard tapping from the window. She turned to see a large vulture staring at her, later joined by three more vultures, each tapping their beaks on the window. Can anyone think of symbolism more demoralizing?