Dr. Gamble-George received the Outstanding Volunteer Award for serving as a virtual lecturer for more than 313 students in 10 classrooms across 6 US states on topics such as the design process for portraits, what a neuroscientist does and the education and skills required for a neuroscientist, the scientific method, how to pursue and prepare for a career in the field of health science, and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) or brain illness. This award is given by Nepris (https://www.nepris.com/), which connects educators with a vast network of industry professionals to engage students in their learning and prepare them for their future. Dr. Gamble-George received this award for her dedication to expanding students’ career exposure and bringing real-world relevance to education. Through her volunteerism, she helped to prepare students for the future of work.
SCIENTIFIC METHOD
CHRONIC TRAUMATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY (CTE) RESEARCH
IF/THEN WOMEN IN STEM SERIES: WHAT DOES A NEUROSCIENTIST DO?
HEALTH SCIENCE CAREERS WITHOUT A 4-YEAR DEGREE
LEGO PORTRAITS
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