Shyla Davison
The fifth annual iDigTRiO Biological Sciences Conference and Career Fair took place at the University of Florida (UF) and virtual activities from February 14-19, 2023. The iDigTRiO conference is aimed at collegiate and pre-collegiate students associated with TRIO programs around the United States but is open to all undergraduate and high school students as well as student-associated professionals.
Joshua Benjamin explains to participants what they are seeing when looking in the microscope at the Subalusky's Lab table during the Resource Fair.
The iDigBio team is interested in hearing from faculty, staff, and students from Minority Serving Intuitions regarding needs and opportunities for collaboration around digitizing collections and promoting research and teaching using collections. We are also interested to hear about needs and opportunities related to building authentic research experiences in biology for undergraduates.
How many species can YOU find?
The 2021 SACNAS Summer BioBlitz will be conducted virtually 28 July 2021. To participate, all you need is a smartphone, tablet, or a camera and computer.
It’s easy to participate! Simply:
As the hub for digitization of U.S. natural history collections, iDigBio aims to engage our community in promoting a more diverse, equitable, inclusive, and actively anti-racist community. To that end, the iDigBio team focused on issues of Education, Outreach, Diversity, and Inclusion has compiled this reading list to begin conversations in the classroom, in museum collections, and among colleagues.
Contributed by: Molly Phillips
Photo courtesy of the Florida Museum
Come to a free one-day workshop and career shadowing opportunity that includes:
by Deborah Paul (iDigBio), Gustav Paulay (UF, FLMNH) from #DigIn Workshop
