Published 7 Oct 2022
What's the hardest thing you've ever done?
A blog post Women Scholars and Professionals
At The Well This Week
Audrey Chan reflects on the places God is meeting her and the ways grad school is forming her spiritually in humility, steadfastness, and presence.
“What was so hard about grad school? Where is God meeting me in this, this “hardest thing I’ve ever done”? I realized that grad school was shaping my thoughts, mind, and perspective in ways that were about much more than math.”
We have a new podcast episode for you — our 100th! — with the authors of Creating Cultures of Belonging: Cultivating Organizations Where Men and Women Thrive. This conversation covers gendered leadership expectations, quiet quitting, and why organizations with men and women leading perform better.
“For me to lead well, I need to become more of who I am.”
Fall Book Club is off to a great start — and you can still join! Click here for more information and to sign up.
Five(!) More Things We Loved This Week
Have you tracked this story about the NYU organic chemistry professor who was fired after students protested their failing grades? It’s a microcosm for so many issues playing out in higher education right now. I’d love to know what you think.
From Beth Allison Barr: “A Reflection on Why (Some?) Women Flourish in Complementarian Spaces.” Feel free to leave a comment about this one too.
The Mold that Changed the World, a musical about the discovery of penicillin, is being performed in DC this month, with a chorus made up of medical professionals who love to sing!
It’s “Fat Bear Week” at Katami National Park and Preserve. Meet the contenders and vote for your favorites.
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