But I can say that an amazing place to start is the founders of POWER, womeninedresearch.com/history.html, the current steering committee of POWER womeninedresearch.com/about.html, the ambassadors of POWER, womeninedresearch.com/ambassadors.ht…, and the 1000 POWER members w deep expertise womeninedresearch.com/database.html

Are you a #STEM Ed researcher, thinking that you want to up your quant/stats/measurement game? Do you want year-long mentoring? We are recruiting our next (possibly final??) cohort! #aera2024

EEEEEEKKK! The LEAD lab is so lucky that Ellie Taylor (and Bonita) will be staying here at UMD!

Career options in academia other than being a PI are needed.

I am pleased to say we are looking for such a position in my lab!

If you are interested in living in Nashville and leading day-to-day operations of a lab as a Research Scientist please apply: redcap.vanderbilt.edu/surveys/?s=DR8…

How often do authors report SES in developmental research and why does it matter? Our recent paper (in press, Dev Sci) presents an in-depth analysis of SES reporting in 6 developmental journals and offers recommendations for greater attentiveness to SES. osf.io/preprints/psya…

Hearing lots of peers & mentees struggling with rejection this time of year. I'm sharing my concrete, CBT-informed method for dealing with rejection: Rejection prizes! I swear by this system and lay it out here (1/5)

🌟Full-time Research Assistant Opening🌟 in the Vanderbilt Stress and Early Adversity (SEA) Lab starting this summer. To apply, please complete the application at this link (redcap.vanderbilt.edu/surveys/?s=93D…), including resume/CV.

Ah yes, this is the time of year when I remind junior scholars that I also didn't get a NSF GRFP, and in fact got very negative feedback on my promise as a future scientist. Hang in there -- take the feedback that is helpful, and leave the rest. You are so much more than this.❤️

Our RA extraordinaire Alice Aizza got the NSF but has no grad school offers. Im determined to find her a spot! She is interested in psych/neuroscience (not clinical) and in the development of child executive functions, using imaging/computational methods. Pls RT/DM if you know

My students/colleagues really should know by now to not trust me on April Fools day. Apologies to my students who took this 4 hour ethics training go.umd.edu/research-ethics and to my business office who actually reported the pictured visitors to my lab to facilities. 😈

Rachel R. Romeo Had so much presenting this work at CDS last night! Thank you for all the ideas for next steps #CDS2024

Whew! Grant 4 of 6 of this semester is in. Is it nap time yet?

👋🏼Hi there!

Who will be at CDS? I'm so excited to present some of my new postdoc work titled, 'Exploring how proximal factors may relate to differences in maternal speech with bilingual families' during Poster Session 2. Let's connect!

I find it absolutely hilarious that our annual faculty activities reporting is being marketed as 'an opportunity to tell our story!' rather than yet another administrative thing on the list 😂

Pregnancy is a time of immense biological change, and approximately 80%+ of women carry to term in their lifetime. Despite this, we know remarkably little about pregnancy-related brain changes. We sought to address some answered questions with this paper:
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Very honored to have our hair equity work featured on ⁦WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore⁩! Awesome team science with stellar UG Abria Simmons and the whole ⁦LEAD Lab UMD⁩ team. Families in MD/DMV, we’re still recruiting and would love to welcome you!! (paid study) wbaltv.com/article/univer…

Research assistant position in the Brain Development Laboratory at Vanderbilt to study neural basis of language and reading in children using neuroimaging. Apply by 3/15 at ecsr.fa.us2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…. Contact [email protected] for questions. Join our team!