Are you interested in teaching and mentoring undergraduates? Want to get valuable training and hands-on experience? Want to earn your full 60-hour teaching credit?

Apply to be a teacher for the

Wellesley Wintersession Biochemistry Bootcamp January 16-18, 22-25, 2019 @ Wellesley College

(All training, lunch, and transporta3on will be provided)

As part of the program, you will:

• •  Receive small group training in teaching, diversity, and mentoring

• •  Get feedback on teaching piDalls...

Dear Harvard Students:
 
On behalf of Harvard University Health Services (HUHS), I am delighted to welcome you to campus! HUHS has many exciting changes and initiatives this year, as we share in the University’s focus on Inclusion and Belonging. We are excited to partner with you to ensure you have a healthy journey throughout your time at Harvard.

URGENT CARE LOCATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION

As renovation of the Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center concludes, ...

Are you interested in the following nanocourse?

NANOCOURSE: “From Pipette to Pen: Science Writing for General Audiences”

WHEN: Monday, October 15, 2018. 3:30–6:30 PM

WHERE: Cannon Room, Building C, Harvard Medical School

LECTURERS: Kelsey Tyssowski, Kimberley Hagel, Katherine Wu and a panel of experts

You do not need to register to attend the session on October 15.

See the nanocourse website for more information or to register for the complete nanocourse.

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Starting this fall, the Department of Statistics will be offering a free Statistical Consulting Service. Get assistance in all forms of data analysis and interpretation of results.

We will hold weekly drop-in hours this semester in Science Center 400N on Tuesdays 10am - 12pm, Tuesdays 3pm - 5pm, and Thursdays 9am - 11am and anyone is free to stop by with statistical questions from their research (no prior contact with us is needed before showing up).

More detailed information...

Interested in cancer research and want to meet other students who are too? We invite you to join the Landry Cancer Biology Consortium!

The Landry Cancer Biology Consortium brings together students and faculty from across Harvard's many biosciences graduate programs, departments, and affiliated hospitals who share a common interest in cancer research. We create new courses, scientific events, and other networking activities, all designed to bring students and faculty together to share recent developments, address current challenges, and promote...

We are about a launch a new student engagement initiative and would love your help getting the word out.

We’ll be holding a kick-off event on October 4^th, and would appreciate it if you’d share the attached flyer with students in your networks who may be interested to attend. Our goal with this initiative is to lower the bar to entry for students who have new ideas related to teaching, learning, and education innovation broadly. Whether...