How to Relearn Study Habits After Working a 9-5 – PhD Week 3
In this post, I share my takeaways on being a student again.
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How to be a Good Chemistry TA – PhD Week 2
In this post, I share my takeaways on how to be a good chemistry TA.
How to Survive a Chemistry PhD Orientation – PhD Week 1
In this post, I share my 3 takeaways from Week 1 of my chemistry PhD.
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How I Overcame These 5 Limiting Beliefs About Grad School
When I accepted my offer to a chemistry PhD program, I felt SO excited. Finally – my dream of going to grad school was finally going to happen after my 2.5 years of “gap years.” To my surprise, the months and weeks leading up to grad school have been filled with self-doubt. Here are some
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5 Important Lessons I Learned in the Chemical Manufacturing Industry
In this post, I wanted to share some important lessons I’ve learned while working in the chemical manufacturing industry.
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Why I Applied to Grad School for the Second Time
After working 2 years in industry, I wanted to apply to grad school again. In this post, I’ll talk about how I got here, why I deferred my initial acceptance, and why I want to apply to grad school after my industry experience.
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Engineering, Chemistry, and Websites with the Enjeneer Podcast
I was interviewed by Jennifer Reynoso from the Enjeneer Podcast about chemical engineering, chemistry, and websites.
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Do What You Love and Make It Worthwhile
What is your passion? For me, it’s music. But when I got to college, there wasn’t a place for someone like me, a STEM major, to play music for fun.
Develop Your Industrial Knowledge
As a first-year R&D lab technician in the polymer industry, I was trained on different analytical techniques as needed, but my training focused more on the hands-on process than the theoretical knowledge and understanding.