T & L Training Programs/Fellowships

Certification Programs:

MSU Graduate School & College of Natural Science – Certification in Teaching College Science and Mathematics

Teaching Fellow Programs:

American Society for Microbiology (ASM) Graduate and Postdoctoral (GAP) opportunities – Science Teaching Fellowship Program
MSU Graduate School –
- Future Academic Scholars in Teaching (FAST) Fellowship Program
- Postdoctoral Enhancement Awards for Teaching (PEAT)

Why I came out as nonbinary to my Ph.D. lab

3 December 2020

For this graduate student, disclosing their gender identity was scary but necessary [...]

When sound science meets imperfect grammar

30 November 2020

Scientists shouldn’t be grammar tyrants, our Experimental Error columnist argues [...]

Don’t erase undergrad researchers and technicians from author lists

26 November 2020

Junior researchers contribute to science and deserve authorship credit, this grad student argues [...]

When my Ph.D. adviser moved her lab, I had to decide: Do I stay or do I go?

19 November 2020

How this grad student found a solution that worked for her, personally and professionally [...]

How to navigate conflict with your research adviser

17 November 2020

Assume good intentions until proved otherwise, our Letters to Young Scientists columnists write [...]

The Trifecta: STEM, 3D Learning, and ART

22 December 2017 - Tricia Shelton

Equal opportunity, preparation for college and career, innovations to improve people’s lives, and a competitive US position in a global economy—- these are the needs that are driving a rethink of the approach to education. Leading the transformation of education are initiatives like STEM and a vision for a new approach to teaching and learning […] [...]

A Changing Focus in Education

11 December 2017 - Tricia Shelton

We are changemakers. We are learners. We are educators. A changing focus in education American education is in the midst of a major transformation, driven in large part, by a technology-focused global economy. Societal shifts like the Industrial Revolution had great impacts on education in the past. We can now ask ourselves, how is the […] [...]

Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News Chooses BenchFly

9 December 2014 - Alan Marnett

We’re very excited to announce our new partnership with Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) to help bring two new video-based services to scientists. For more information, see the original release below. To learn more about how you can participate in Product Pioneers or Rising Stars of Science, please contact us at: info@benchfly.com. [...]

New Trend Alert: Using Video to Introduce Data

3 September 2014 - Emily Poulin

Here at BenchFly, we’re always looking for new ways to use video to improve scientific research. During a recent conference in Europe, the value of using video to simply introduce a research topic hit home with me. An exciting part of being a researcher of any level is the opportunity to travel to research conferences […] [...]

The ART of Video Funded by the Gates Foundation

22 August 2014 - Alan Marnett

When we started BenchFly five years ago, in 2009, our mission was to make research a better career for current and future generations of scientists. Today we continue to work toward this goal using video as the primary means to educate scientists in companies, in universities and now in high schools! In the fall of 2013, we were incredibly […] [...]

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