roxanneprichard.bsky.social
Professor, Sleep Researcher, Speaker. Passionate about Inclusive Excellence in Teaching, Sleep as Social Justice, and Pleasure Activism.
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I'm still shocked @hhmi.bsky.social cancelling the Inclusive Excellence program, which has done so much good four our university community.
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She's awesome! I was lucky to go to college with her! She worked in the writing center and gave me excellent peer feedback.
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Sleep is such a messy multi-colinear variable w/r/t depression PHQ9. I'm not surprised they just left it out of the figures.
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Thank you for your service! I am so proud to have voted for you, and you have represented Minnesota so well.
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Our teacher training grant, which funds low income students interested in becoming science and special education teachers, was rescinded. thecrest.news/trump-admini...
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It's been devastating to our student teachers, who came to our university for that scholarship. Again, this is money already appropriated and approved with bipartisan support.
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We talked Darwin in Neuroscience of Gender.
"The chief distinction in the intellectual powers of the two sexes is shewn by man attaining to a higher eminence... than woman can attain-whether requiring deep thought, reason, or imagination, or merely the use of the senses and hands" Descent (1871)"
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1) That we talk about these issues w/ our kids. I asked my mom if she in the segregated South in the 50s ever talked civil rights with her fam: Not at all.
2) Dogs in snow.
3) Speculative fiction.
4) Students excited to learn.
5) Neighbors who feed each other.
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I'm sharing with my class Thursday during our ethics in research discussion.
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And this is going in next week's syllabus for our capstone neuroscience class!
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We have some outstanding retention and graduation data from IE Cohort 2.
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I got the official notice that they are ending the Inclusive Excellence program. It was a short, terse paragraph. No more grant reports due. Unused funds to be used as we see it in accordance with mission and laws.
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We watched (from home) today and loved it!
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This is awful.
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I wondered about that. I wore NVGs when I was doing dark-rearing studies on rat pups, and my peripheral vision was definitely impaired.
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This was very helpful to me this morning. Thank you for sharing.
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Yes, please! (Although I might already be on the rolls.)
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I took a great extension class and went on a few expert led forages, and now am very comfortable with a few safe & delicious favorites (Puffballs, Chickens & Hens of the Woods, Lobsters, and Morels).
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Wow! Do you also mushroom forage? It's puffball season up here now.
(I'm adding your '23 dream content meta-analysis paper to the syllabus for next semester's Sleep & Circadian Rhythms capstone class!)
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At a PUI and love publishing with student authors! This started out as a student's paper for a Physiological Psychology class. jcsm.aasm.org/doi/10.5664/...