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Every day across campus, women in science are accomplishing great and amazing things: overcoming obstacles, realizing their goals, and contributing in positive ways to our shared scientific community. Ask us why we decided to pursue science, and you will likely hear a myriad of reasons as diverse as the students you ask. Here are some of our stories.
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With clubs’ week long gone, many students are looking for fun and exciting campus organizations to join. Whether that may be a cultural club, hobby-based clubs, or even program-based clubs, they all provide the opportunity for socialization and enjoyment.
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The dream of an illustrious career lingers endlessly in the back of our minds. However, the biggest entity in between the goal and ourselves seems to be a four-year bachelor’s degree. This means more courses, more competition, more fees, and more years under formal education.
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He had just accepted his admission to Western University, and although he was in complete oblivion at the time, his life awaited a miracle.
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In many ways, university is not like high school. Classes are larger, labs are longer, and finals are worth more. In a world where professors eat first years for breakfast, it’s important to realize early on that change requires adaptation. Quite possibly, the methods you used to get into university may not be the ones that will keep you here.
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Given the versatile impact of movies, it’s unsurprising that we are able to harness them as a supplemental strategy for mental wellness. Thus, cinematherapy is exactly what you think it is. Indeed, watching movies is proven to help improve medical, mental health and life management. Not to mention, the known benefits are astounding and optimistic, leading to cinematherapy being routinely implemented in many clinical settings. These include long-term care facilities, rehabilitation centers and psychotherapy that aim to treat depression, relationship struggles, suicide and many more.
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Not long before becoming a fan favourite among biology professors at Western, Dr. Beth MacDougall-Shackleton entered her frosh year at Queen’s University and experienced the myriad of worries and struggles that many first-year students go through. She has kindly shared some of her memories as a first-year, as well as some tips and advice on how to be successful.
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