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Meet Dr. Carrie Diaz Eaton. As a STEM education researcher, Eaton is devoted to breaking down barriers in #STEM and fighting for #equity and #inclusion. Learn more about Dr. Carrie Diaz Eaton here: lifeology.io/women-in-steam-…
Illustrated by @AnnaDohertyIllu 😍
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Better visualizing energy data through a DCS course at Bates: some initial serendipity, and then a lot of great collaboration. @mathprofcarrie @AneliseHShrout @BatesCollege bates.edu/news/2020/06/04/cu…
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Love the work that @AneliseHShrout is doing at @batesdcs!
This afternoon in Pettengill Hall, students in “Data Cultures,” taught by Professor @AneliseHShrout, presented their findings on the origins of donations that founded the college and their links to the slave economy of the 19th-century U.S. (📷: Phyllis Graber Jensen)
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I’ve heard so many good things about @batesdcs from Dr. Eaton, I’m sure this is worth looking at! – at Queens, NY
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One of the courses that came up at #EDSIN2019 when designing an intro to #DataScience with #ethics course was Calling Bull with R adapted by @mathprofcarrie from @callin_bull for @batesdcs at @BatesCollege
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Carrie Diaz Eaton explores connections between calculus and marine biology through class visits, fieldwork and network analysis
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#netsci2019 @2019NetSci
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Really interesting talk by @mathprofcarrie on the interdisciplinary relationship of concepts in #math and #marinebiology! Insights into how we teach math in marine bio classes from a network science approach #NetSci2019 #NetSciEd2019
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More on her work here: xitter.gq/foucaultwelles/status/…
My latest with @sjjphd and @moyazb (and last preview before our #HashtagActivism book is released!), check out how women used hashtags to change the conversation on violence and victimhood. Women Tweet on Violence: From #YesAllWomen to #MeToo
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Hey @BatesDeanofFac! This is a tweet about tweets. Brooke Foucault Welles is giving a @batesdcs talk on network analysis on Twitter. #GoMetaOrGoHome!
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@BatesDeanofFac - look what @jadudm ‘s summer research students made! @batesdcs is on the job!
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At #DATAM, @sebhth advocates for the value of having their students control their own web presence through something like @ReclaimHosting. This is something @batesdcs is strongly in favour of. It certainly fits with how @BatesCollege handles student IP (i.e. it's _theirs_).
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.@NSF awards $706K grant to Bates archaeologist Kristen Barnett for indigenous archaeology in Alaska. Learn more: bit.ly/2PnITKb #FacultyFriday
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Great work by Bates lecturer Kristen Barnett!!!
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NSF awards $706K to Kristen Barnett for indigenous archaeology | News | Bates College bates.edu/news/2018/10/22/ns… via @BatesCollege
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Earlier today, @BatesAstro professor @adiamondstanic and his students, Jose Ruiz ’19 and Rebecca Minsley ’19 headed west to Palmdale, Calif., for a trip alongside NASA's @SOFIAtelescope, for a closer look at galaxies far, far away.
(📷: Theo Syslo/Bates College and Jim Ross/NASA)
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Some great news to share....
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Here's a short video from inside @SOFIAtelescope taken before takeoff, showing the telescope and instrument, @BatesCollege students Jose Ruiz and Rebecca Minsley, and the work of instrument scientists, telescope operators, mission directors, and SOFIA staff to prepare the mission
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Meet the six new tenure-track faculty for 2018 with profiles of "compelling scholars and educators" in chemistry and biochemistry, politics, sociology, Japanese, and digital and computational studies: bit.ly/2DhnwW6 #FacultyFriday
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That’s me! – at Portland, ME
Christina Bell, humanities librarian at @BatesLibrary, believes that there are no stupid questions, even "where's the bathroom?" Meet Christina (@LibraryBell) and 6 other Bates staff to see how they get ready to greet the new academic year: bit.ly/2QKhyQo
































