Our contributor Camila Ortega shares her experience as an international PhD student studying in the US. Originally from Chile, Camila came to the US in 2010 to work
Here’s the second post in our series for international students studying in the USA. In this post Camila shares what she learned as a graduate teaching assistant and
This week our contributor Camila Ortega shares her experience as an international PhD student studying in the US. Originally from Chile, Camila came to the US in 2010
Since leaving grad school, I began indulging in all the things I’ve always wanted to do but never did due to time constraints. Really, it was more that
Discoveries are made all the time in academic research. Like a wolf pack marking its territory or a bacteria colony growing across its culture medium, each scientific discovery
I recently connected with my graduate school at University of Michigan, offering to provide insights for students who are interested in career opportunities outside of academia. In my
From time to time I would see beautiful hand writing in random places: small notes left by students, chalkboard or white board signs in public places, random graffiti
