How to Enact Change: eLife Interview
I was interviewed by eLife Magazine in April, 2020 about what motivated me to become a mental health advocate in academia and describe the founding and future of Dragonfly Mental Health, … Continue Reading →
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Factors Affecting ECT Ictal Outcomes
Here is a primary research article studying the factors involved in ictal (seizure) outcomes of duration and postictal suppression during ECT. This work was peer reviewed and published in the … Continue Reading →
Genetics of ECT – international consortium
As part of my postdoctoral work at Johns Hopkins, I have the pleasure to work with a global network of Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) researchers that are banding together to better … Continue Reading →
Detoxify Academia: three innovations that work
A recording of the depression awareness talk is also on this site: A Scientist’s Primer on Depression
A Scientist’s Primer on Depression
Above is a video recording of a brief Depression Awareness talk I delivered to the Johns Hopkins East Baltimore Campus (School of Public Health, School of Nursing and School of Medicine) … Continue Reading →
DIY: Grad Network Event Descriptions
In 2013, I was one of 9 students to create a “for students – by students” graduate student group aiming to provide advice and support for everyone to achieve complete … Continue Reading →
Science: How to find the right place for your PhD or Postdoc
I was interviewed by Elisabeth Pain from Science and provided my personal advice for how to pick a PhD or Postdoc lab. Check it out here.
A Decent Proposal: The JHSPH Mental Health Grad Network
Earlier this year, I was approached by a doctoral candidate colleague in the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health (JHSPH) who invited me to coauthor a paper proposing a SPH-wide … Continue Reading →
Science: Graduate Students Take Charge on Mental Health Care
I was interviewed by Science Careers writer, Elisabeth Pain, about my own personal struggles with mental health during graduate school and about what classmates and I did in response to … Continue Reading →
Science: Graduate Student Mental Health
One of my most important accomplishments in Graduate School had nothing to do with my lab work: co-creating the MCB Grad Network to promote complete success with a strong emphasis … Continue Reading →