The NSURP BIPOC Seminar Series will be Tuesdays at 10:00 PT / 13:00 ET. Undergraduates who register, regardless of match status, will have access to the BIPOC (Black and Indigenous People of Color) Seminar Series. This series will feature science, professional development, and ethics talks given by BIPOC.
*If you need the audio transcript for any of the recordings below, we are happy to provide it; please contact us at nsurporg@gmail.com
2023 Meetings and Seminars
[1] Introduction and Welcome (6-12-23)
[2] Professional Development: Wesley Wade (6-13-23)
[3] KBase (6-14-23)
[4] Science Seminar: Sam Campos (6-15-23)
[5] National Microbiome Data Collaborative (6-16-23)
National Microbiome Data Collaborative
[6] Data Science and Visualization: Cristian Román Palacios (6-20-23)
[7] Science Seminar: Thandi Onami (6-22-23)
[8] Professional Development: Michael D.L. Johnson (6-27-23)
[9] Science Seminar: Kelly Palmer (6-29-23)
[10] Science Seminar: Michael D.L. Johnson (7-6-23)
[11] Professional Development: Graduate Student Panel (7-11-23)
[12] Research Ethics: Scott Pryor (7-13-23)
[13] Science Seminar: Stephanie Russo Carroll (7-18-23)
[14] Science Seminar: Mark A. Nelson (7-20-23)
[15] Faculty Admissions Panel (7-25-23)
[16] Science Seminar: Patricia Silveyra
[17] Professional Development: Shawn Nordell
2022 Meetings and Seminars
[0] Introduction (6-13-22)
[1] Wesley Wade (6-14-22)
[2] National Microbiome Data Collaborative (6-15-22)
National Microbiome Data Collaborative
[3] KBase (6-15-22)
[4] Irene Newton (6-16-22)
[5] Celina Valencia Data Science (6-17-22)
[6] Earl Lee (6-21-22)
[7] Luisa Ikner (6-23-22)
[8] Scott Prior (6-28-22)
[9] Fernando Martinez (6-30-22)
[10] Michael D. L. Johnson (7-05-22)
[11] Rebecca Pollet (7-07-22)
[12] Cherie Butts (7-14-22)
[13] Shawn Nordell (7-19-22)
[14] Avery August (7-21-22)
2021 Meetings and Seminars (Archive)
[1] Dr. Lydia Jennings (6-17-21)
[2] Dr. Anthony Flores (6-22-21)
“Dr. Strange-science or: How I learned to stop worrying and love streptococci”
[3] Dr. Joel Muraco (6-24-21)
“Social Media Netiquette, Branding, and Networking”
[4] Dr. Rita Tamayo (7-1-21)
“Phenotypic Heterogeneity in Clostridioides difficile“
[5] Dr. Michael Johnson (7-6-21)
[6] Dr. Ariangela Kozik (7-8-21)
“Fantastic Microbes and Where To Find Them”
[7] Dr. Beronda Montgomery (7-13-21)
“From Seeds of Inspiration to a Harvest of Discovery”
[8] LaNell Williams: (7-20-21)
“Why should Physicists care about viruses?”
[9] Dr. Sam Campos (7-27-21)
“The Long and Winding Road- Research and Papillomavirus Trafficking”
[10] Dr. Stephanie Carroll (7-29-21)
“Sovereignty and Governance for Indigenous Research and Data Futures”
[11] Dr. Joel Babdor (8-3-21)