A day in the life of Me is not exactly intriguing or exciting. I don’t work in an office or in a lab, so when I wake up on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and the occasional Saturday (the days I do research when I’m not at my other job), I think about where I want to…
Category: WAGSFP 2018 Fellows
A Day in the Life of Me as A Researcher!
Okay, hi y’all. So unfortunately my research days aren’t too interesting and I don’t have pictures of my own, so relying on stuff from the internet again. I do get sleep though (which is a scarce resource over the school year, so I’m thrilled this summer), cause I wake up at around 8:30 am, get…
A Day in the Life of a WAGSFP Research Fellow
[su_heading size=”19″ margin=”60″]Please enjoy this slideshow of a typical day in my life as a WAGSFP research fellow.[/su_heading] [su_slider source=”media: 2189,2181,2174,2179,2180,2175,2187,2185,2183,2186,2178,2176″ mousewheel=”no” autoplay=”6000″]
The Wednesday of a WAGSFP Fellow
The best part of my research is that i can do it anywhere. So on this beautiful (jk I hate the rain) Wednesday, I need to do around 3.5 hours of research, plus our seminar. My day kicks off to an early start because my wonderful neighbor is remodeling their house and wow it’s loud…
A Day in the Life…
Good morning everyone! Although it’s been a bit of an unusual week (just in time for the “day in the life” post, of course), I’ve come up with a model day of my work at my lab, including some pictures and videos. Most of the videos don’t have interesting sound because I don’t want to…
A Day in the Life
I’ve chosen to walk you through a typical day of work using photos, as I’m not sure any particular aspect of my day would make an interesting video. My research is independent and portable, and basically just involves me sitting alone somewhere researching and coding on my laptop. My day almost always begins at my…
A day in my life as a research…
[su_quote cite=”Eloisa Gómez “]Love community, love people, and have love for the community you are serving because it will get you through the times your community may not have faith in themselves or you. Work WITH them, not FOR them. [/su_quote] [su_heading size=”19″ margin=”60″]Majority of the time I am alone in front of a computer…
Reading Reflection: Health Equity in Brazil
I just finished reading the book Health Equity in Brazil: Intersections of Gender, Race, and Policy by Kia Lilly Caldwell. The book walks readers through a history of women’s health campaigns in Brazil starting from the early 80s until recent years. Despite Brazil being home to the second largest African-descendent population outside of Africa, the country has…
Overlooked History
As part of my research I have to work with hundreds of historical documents and they each represent a piece of an individual woman’s narrative. These women have lived through unique experiences but shared many of the same hardships. Through such struggles, they are connected to each other and when displayed together, they paint a…
Reading Reflection: Doing Harm
I recently read (or, I’m in the process of reading) the book Doing Harm by Maya Dusenbery. It’s about the experience of women in the context of medicine and science – as patients and subjects, as well as providers – throughout history and now. I think it’s really relevant to my research and this program, since…