
Want to see more Black Faces in Science & Technology? Here's how to make that happen today.
DNLee is a biologist and she studies animal behavior, mammalogy, and ecology . She uses social media, informal experiential science experiences, and draws from hip hop culture to share science with general audiences, particularly under-served groups.

Want to see more Black Faces in Science & Technology? Here's how to make that happen today.

Wordless Wednesday: Wild Flowers

Wordless Wednesday: African Giant Pouched Rats

Anecdotes, Stories and Science Communication

Urban Science Adventure: Summer Fun and Summer Science

Getting ready for the Annular Eclipse May 20, 2012

Diversity in Science: Celebrating the people who do science

Black Studies is not a Course, it’s a Cause. Is it?
I started this post more than a week ago when it was fresh, but stopped abruptly when I was told to scrub in for my niece's delivery. It's probably a good thing that I let the dust settle and calm myself down before responding.

In Memoriam: MCA of The Beastie Boys
Summer 1986. I was a round fresh face. I had just finished my very first year of junior high school, Riverview Jr High, which had a mixed reputation even then – not all bad, but not good either. It had it’s fair share of inner-city blues: teen pregnancy, petty crime, just overall veil of economic [...]

Checking in: good news, bad news, great news

Diversifying science and confronting my Impostor Syndrome

Attending the Experimental Biology meeting helped me clarify my STEM career path

Science, Social Media, #SciComm and Sunny San Diego

Pushing past storms and getting things done

Science Writing - Academically & Creatively

More Money, More problems - the cost of higher education

Tackling student loan debt – Serve your way out of debt
Two years ago I came up with what I regarded as an awesome idea. What if I could pay down the debt I acquired while in graduate school through service?

Diversity in Science Carnival #14 is up - Celebrating Womens History Month

Brown Faces in White Places doing science (and wearing hoodies)

Celebrating my Sheros: Dr. Mae Jemison

You're not like the rest, and that is okay - Letter to My Young self

I'm going to the COPUS Unconference at the Biosphere 2

Chemical relaxers, fibroids and black women: how it ALL started

Happy International Women's Day