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Developing Undergraduate Research Skills
by Tomoko McGaughey, MPH, MSc Student In the fall of 2021 I was assigned as a Teaching Assistant for an undergraduate class where the students…
PhD's, mental health and belonging
As a PhD student with mental health challenges, I sometimes question whether my experience is the same as my peers. Did they look for a…
Working with the Spatial Determinants of Health Lab as an I-CUREUS Intern
It has been an absolute pleasure to work as a part of the Spatial Determinants of Health lab over the past summer. Through the I-CUREUS…
ADHD in the Academic Workplace
Academics with ADHD: Making the university workplace more accessible for neurodivergent people Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is now one of the most diagnosed neurological…
Reflecting on an I-CUREUS Internship
Reflecting on an I-CUREUS Internship by Mikayla Young, May 2020 The year 2019-2020 has brought with it many new experiences and challenges; however, one of…
5 Tips to Help You Rock Your First Scientific Conference
Depending on how you feel about discussing your research and networking with professionals in your field, scientific conferences can be exciting or intimidating experiences. Personally,…
Am I me? Or are You Me? My Strategy for Overcoming Academic Impostor Syndrome
By: Sajra Trto As one of my electives for my undergraduate program in Health Sciences, I decided to take a social psychology class. One of…
The same, but a little different: The importance of analyzing the specific mental health care needs of different rural communities
By: Sajra Trto Health research in rural communities has grown over the past few decades. It is of no surprise that in this health research,…
Where to From Here? Tackling an Uncertain Personal Future
By: Monica Sourial As we start getting into the summer, I have some time to reflect on where I was exactly 1 year ago. I…
The Three Hobbies You Need to get Through University
When starting your university career, you quickly learn that time management is an essential skill that can mean the difference between academic life or death.…
Returning to a sport I once walked away from
By: Holly Simpson Ever since the age of seven, horses have been a major part of my life. I spent endless days preparing for the…
Staying in the Moment When Things are Moving Fast
Written By Sebastian Steven As I start to move into my fourth year in the Bachelor of Health Sciences here at Carleton, I need…
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