Should I stay or should I go?
Reflections of a New PI by Christian Danve M. Castroverde “Should I stay or should I go?” belts The Clash in their classic punk rock hit from 1982. Although this […]
UG Career Workshop Outcomes
By Bethany Huot The last two semesters The Pub Club organized and held two Undergraduate Career Workshops to help the UGs on our research floor learn about and apply a […]
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Pursuing Alternative Careers in Plant Biology / The 2016 PBHS Symposium
by Miranda Haus The Plant Biotechnology for Health and Sustainability Program hosted their annual symposium last week and included speakers from a diverse pool of MSU current employees and alumni. […]
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TPC Structure #3: Tools and Their Uses
TPC Structure #3: Tools and Their Uses As many of you know, one of the Nodes in my COM is a friend by the name of Scott. Having a different […]
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TPC Structure #2: Student-Driven/PI-Supported
TPC Structure #2: Student-Driven/PI-Supported As explained in TPC Structure#1: Leadership, just as important as How to Lead is Who Leads. The Pub Club’s success has been due to the fact […]
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TPC Structure #1: Leadership
TPC Structure #1: Leadership Merriam-Webster Leadership: The ACT of Leading / The ABILITY to Lead – Leading: providing direction or guidance – Lead: To GUIDE or DIRECT on a course […]
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Working as a Plant Biology Consultant
This post is also published on ASPB’s site, Plant Science Today. At the 2016 Plant Biology conference in Austin, Texas, we had the opportunity to sit down with Michael Gonzalez […]
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Re-imaging Graduate Student Training
If you have read our post on “Career Opportunities for Plant Scientists,” you may have clicked on the link for Unleashing a Decade of Innovation in Plant Science: A Vision […]
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Was It Worth It? Python Group & The PC by Katie W
Was it worth it? I joined Python Group during my senior year of my undergraduate degree. I spent a majority of my time outside of the lab developing my computational […]
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Communication: Is This Thing On…
Since the beginning of The Pub Club it has been one of our primary goals to help Undergrads, Grad students and Post Docs improve their ability to communicate their science. […]
