disability in STEM – SISTER

a high school classroom, from the viewpoint of the teacher's desk. There are rows of student desks in the middle of the room and lab tables lining the walls. Visible behind the teacher's document camera are cardboard standees of scientists with marginalized identities, rather than students. The image was taken during the pandemic.

Having ADHD doesn’t mean you’re not cut out for STEM

Too often, educators mistake the symptoms of ADHD for a lack of care or interest in the subject.

ft: A woman swings a pickaxe at rocks on a slope in the desert. A view of Wyoming's Red Desert, with red and tan striped rocks covered by pine trees.

It’s time to change the geosciences’ outdated, exclusionary, and ableist field requirements

Geoscience programs should use this moment to pivot and to become more inclusive.

The Power of Support in STEM

My support system is essential to my continued existence in academia.