We are the UT Southwestern Division of Basic Sciences chapter of Out in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics
Joined July 2020
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oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Celebrating in community is so important—2024 Pride Brunch and Parade Celebration.
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
@UTSWGradSchool will be in attendance at the 13th Annual oSTEM Conference 2023 in Anaheim, CA. We welcome you to visit our booth # T20, to meet us and learn more about our programs. @AnthHernVazq and I will be representing our school and @UTSW_ostem. #oSTEM2023 @OUTinSTEM
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
📢 Happening Tomorrow
@SACNASatUTSW 2nd Hispanic Heritage Month Symposium.
The event will highlight the science and culture that exemplify the @UTSWNews community. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this extraordinary event.
#SpotlightUTSW @UTSWGradSchool @UTSWedu
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
📢 Join us as we unveil STORIES (Stories of Triumphs, Obstacles, Resilience, Innovation, Endurance, and Science), a new initiative that shines a spotlight on the remarkable journeys of our esteemed scientists here @UTSWGradSchool @UTSWNews @RTPatUTSW
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Join us on June 12th @ 3PM in the NL3.206 Grad Student Lounge.
@UTSWGradSchool Community Check-In and Coffee Hour! ☕️🍩💙
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Happy #Pride, all! ❤️🌈 Find 1,650+ points of inspiration, contribute your own story, find a speaker, find a mentor, & more at 500queerscientists.com. (And if you submitted & don't see yourself yet — it's on the way!)
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Happening tomorrow! We’re so excited to welcome and hear from @GeoSantiagoM !
Hi All! join us and @SACNASatUTSW April 18th at 12pm in NL4.124 for a seminar by Dr. Geo Santiago-Martinez (@GeoSantiagoM ) "Exploring the Intersectionality of Queer and Latino Identities in Academic Settings"
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Happy Monday! On March 30th, we will be hosting the amazing Dr. Lindsay Case! She was a postdoc at UTSW in the Rosen lab, where she received the Brown and Goldstein award for research excellence, and now has her own lab at MIT. We hope you can join us for this exciting event! 👏🏼
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Happening Wednesday (March 15)!!
@UTSW_PROVIDES welcomes Dr. Yvonne Fondufe-Mittendorf (@FondufeYvonne), Professor of Epigenetics at the Van Andel Institute.
Seminar: Insight into 3D Genome Reprogramming in iAs-mediated carcinogenesis
March 15 at 4 PM
NG3.112 Auditorium
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
⭐️ SAVE the DATE ⭐️
Join us on January 18 at 4 pm for our next @UTSW_PROVIDES Seminar. We are excited to welcome @ApplewhiteDerek, Professor of Biology at Reed College.
See the flyer for more information.
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Join us on November 9 at 4 pm for our next @UTSW_PROVIDES Seminar. We are excited to welcome @TheTafesseLab, Associate Professor Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at Oregon Health & Science University.
See the flyer for more information.
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
🏳️🌈LGBTQ+ representation matters🏳️⚧️ In this @ASCBiology #LGBTQ+ blog, @brunodra begins a thoughtful conversation about why #LGBTQ+ people should be considered an underrepresented minority in STEM. Check it out!
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#STEM #LGBT #lgbtqiaofoctober
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Happening today at noon!!
We are back with our quest for careers! Come join @TheGeoffHunt as he talks about his role as communication specialist for ASM. Thank you to @UTSW_ostem for co-hosting! #SciComm #phdcareers
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Save the date! @SACNASatUTSW is hosting a #HispanicHeritageMonth symposium! We have amazing guest speakers lined up and special messages from @TAAASatUTSW @UTSW_ostem and various DEI groups!
We’ll also be having Salvadoran food😋
@Sorrell_Lab @vtronzilla @JaviGBermudez
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Join us on Wednesday, September 14 at 4 pm for our next @UTSW_PROVIDES Seminar!
Speaker: Samuel Achilefu, Ph.D., Professor and Chair of UT Southwestern Medical Center's new Department of Biomedical Engineering @UTSWedu
For more details, please refer to the event flyer.
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
✨Happening Today ✨
@UTSWGradSchool 1st year PhD students.
Join @SACNASatUTSW, @TAAASatUTSW, and @UTSW_ostem, for a panel discussion on tips for navigating grad school.
✨Panelists: @dom0arrigato, @AnthHernVazq, @volleyviolinist, @prisdvmscience, @TheMitotracker
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Are you a 1st year student at @UTSWGradSchool looking for tips/tricks for navigating graduate school? In collaboration with @TAAASatUTSW @UTSW_ostem we are hosting a Graduate Student Panel! Lunch is provided so c’mon and hang out with us on August 23rd from 12-1pm at NL3.120 🤗
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
@SACNASatUTSW School Supply Drive 📚✂️🖇✏️🖍📓
Please share widely! @UTSWGradSchool @TAAASatUTSW @UTSW_ostem
@CRI_UTSW @utswpda
(1/2) @SACNASatUTSW is hosting a ✨school supply drive✨ for @SHC_Dallas!! We’d love for everyone to participate! Check the details in the 🧵👇👇
oSTEM at UT Southwestern retweeted
Pride month is over, but we're still here! What about all of those rainbow logos and progress flags? Let's talk about corporate "pride" and how to find businesses that always support the community. Join today at 8 pm ET: bit.ly/39SKDre
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