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Science Heroes: Jodye Selco
You’re probably wondering why this science heroes post has a picture of a quilt, and more importantly, you’re curious who this Jodye Selco person is, she hasn’t been on the news, and there are no Nobel prizes in her living … Continue reading
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Dashing Toward The Finish Line
As I gear up for my last full week of classes at Drexel with tests, projects, and discussion posts in my future, my cap and gown are ordered, and I’m finalizing travel plans for graduation in Philly. It’s easy to … Continue reading
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