Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Magazine

Issue for November 24, 2006

Diversity Issues

Saving Languages, Sustaining Communities

By:

Anne Sasso

“My interest has always been in language structure, the grammar of language,” Axelrod says. “So many different ways to talk about the world, it just makes you think how brilliant we are as human beings.”

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Career Advice

Mind Matters: Getting Yourself Mentored

By:

Irene S. Levine

The challenges of scientific career advancement can be especially daunting for women, foreign trainees, racial and ethnic minorities, and first-generation college students; mentorship can help bridge this gap.

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