A New Vision for Change - Announcing the 2023 biology education research GRC

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Carrie Diaz Eaton

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Dear Colleagues,


We are excited to announce the program for the 2023 Gordon Research Conference and Seminar for Undergraduate Biology Education Research is now online and applications are open. This year's theme is “A New Vision for Change: Re-imagining Biology Education Through Social Justice”. We hope the 2023 UBER GRC will center people and communities, foster collaborations and systemic changes, and create new visions toward social justice by providing a forum to share emerging research and practices that promote inclusive, diversity, equity, access, and social justice in undergraduate biology education across disciplines and sectors. We invite applications from students, postdoctoral scholars, researchers, educators, administrators, policy makers, and publishers. Among the issues to be tackled are humanizing STEM, intersectionality in biology education research, dissecting new research that is helping our community understand how big data and data analytics are creating research opportunities and new paradigms, and highlighting some of the transformative programs that are successfully catalyzing widespread improvement in our educational systems. The Gordon Research Seminar is a pre-GRC workshop for early career researchers. Both conferences invite poster submissions to highlight key work in the field. 


We welcome your application for these events:

2023 Gordon Research Conference for Undergraduate Biology Education Research

A New Vision for Change: Re-imagining Biology Education Through Social Justice

Bates College, Lewiston, ME

June 25-30, 2023

Click here for more information and to register: https://www.grc.org/undergraduate-biology-education-research-conference/2023/ 


For early career scientists, particularly graduate students and postdocs, please consider attending the Gordon Research Seminar to network with other early career scientists and present your work in undergraduate biology education and stay for the GRC.

2023 Gordon Research Seminar for Undergraduate Biology Education Research

June 23-25, 2023

Bates College, Lewiston, ME


Click here for more information and to register: https://www.grc.org/undergraduate-biology-education-research-grs-conference/2023/ 


We are now reviewing applications on a monthly basis, with priority given to early applicants. Travel and registration support to successful applicants who request funding assistance will be announced in Spring.


On behalf of the 2023 GRC/GRS co-organizers:

Stanley Lo (University of California San Diego) & Carrie Diaz Eaton (Bates College), GRC co-chairs

Paula Lemons (University of Georgia) & Heather Seitz (Johnson County Community College), GRC co-vice-chairs

Starlette M. Sharp (Pennsylvania State University) & Josh Reid (Texas Tech University), GRS co-chairs




"I am working on improving the climate and culture of the mathematics, biological, and computer sciences community. This work begins with me and I am acknowledging that I will help make things better moving forward. Hold me accountable for doing this work."
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Associate Professor of Digital and Computational Studies, Bates College
Visiting Research Faculty, ICERM@Brown University
Director of Strategy and Advancement, RIOS Institute
MAA Leader and Chair of the Committee for Minority Participation in Mathematics
Editorial Board, PRIMUS and CourseSource
JHM Call for Papers on Mathematics and Society - abstract submission closed
ICERM@Brown Research Program on Data Science for Social Justice - Applications open for 2023 applications, with a priority deadline of Nov 1
IMSI@Chicago Research Program on Critical Data Science Motivated by Social Justice - Applications closed
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