Culture is the key: Why we fail to increase diversity in science.

DEI and DEIB STEM

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Although DEI initiatives have been involved in science for decades there has been very little change to the landscape in terms of representation. I want to provide a framework that could change the trajectory of how people from underrepresented and historically excluded backgrounds are represented in STEM fields in the future.

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Learn how diversity and science are connected

Glenn Simmons Jr He/Him

Assistant Professor of Immunology in the Department of Biomedical Sciences at Cornell University, an Orator, Coach, Speaker and Consultant.

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Culture is the key: Why we fail to increase diversity in science.

Although DEI initiatives have been involved in science for decades there has been very little cha

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Glenn Simmons Jr He/Him

Assistant Professor of Immunology in the Department of Biomedical Sciences at Cornell University, an Orator, Coach, Speaker and Consultant.

Science is an Art: Communicating Science to the Public

For many the science is defined by difficult to pronounce “big words” and white lab c

With

Glenn Simmons Jr He/Him

Assistant Professor of Immunology in the Department of Biomedical Sciences at Cornell University, an Orator, Coach, Speaker and Consultant.