Networking Tips for Applied Biotechnology Students | UW Online Collaboratives
One of the most valuable assets you can start building during your time in the MS in Applied Biotechnology is your professional network.| UW Online Collaboratives
First, let me say that the students working on this project have done a great job. Secondly, let me say that I’ve not done a great job blogging about their work. I will try to make up for it in this post. Since the previous post a lot has happened: we had our hack-weekend at […]| JAWS
Mike and I met with the “select dropdown” team today and discussed where they’re at and the work that they can focus on for the next week. We are discussing a possible “hack-weekend” October 1st and 2nd at Michigan State. Freddy got XCode up and running and can debug processes at the single-process/multi-process fork. Jared […]| JAWS
Last week marked the beginning of a new 12-week period of mentorship for myself. I’ll be working Mike Conley to share mentorship duties as we mentor a group of five Michigan State University students. The students are all seniors in the Computer Science program. The MSU Capstone is a program that pairs industry companies with […]| JAWS
One of the most valuable assets you can start building during your time in the MS in Applied Biotechnology is your professional network.| UW Online Collaboratives
Deconstructing history with comics helps students step into different worlds and understand how our past has shaped us and the world we live in. The post Studying the Past: Time, Continuity, and Change with Comics | Classroom Connections appeared first on LibraryPass™.| LibraryPass™
George Purdu set out to establish a school-wide reading program that included comics across the elementary, middle, and high schools.| LibraryPass™
