Two southern scientistas will be bringing you all that is awesome in STEM as we complete our PhDs. Ecology, statistics, sass.
Here at Sweet Tea, Science we are big believers in the importance of platonic relationships to one’s general quality of life. Our culture tends to give supremacy to romantic partnerships, which is a bummer as it undercuts the intimacy and importance of friendship. We think meaningful friendships are extra important during the graduate school journey. It’s a long haul, and it’s important to have a network of support you can rely on to pep you up, cheer you on, and help you problem solve.
Buckle up for some #wholesomeAF content. I’m so excited to share the first installment of our series on how dogs can enrich one’s experience in graduate school. Really, none of us deserve how good dogs are, but we try to be worthy of their affection. Read on for three stories of doggos who deserve honorary degrees.
An Ode to Rhudes Creek (and all the intimate natural places that call us home).
I don’t remember the first time I saw you or splashed my feet in your waters. I was too small.
I don’t know your history before my family. The Shawnee, Cherokee, and Osage people knew you then. You were probably tumbling down a slightly different path, but I bet you were filled with crayfish and turtles. Your banks were lined with reeds and trout lilies.
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology for Beginners
On a mission to captivate the world with physics, one particle at a time.
science writer | aspiring polymath | geeky nerd
Dismantle by Building Differently
Botanist and Lichenologist
[Beauty] [Fashion] [Lifestyle]
Exploring the ecological roles of various animals in our world
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The study of life you say?
A Field Guide to Living in the Field
Clear-headed science
Converting School Psychology Research to Interventions
Mow Less, Enjoy More
Statistical esoterica
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