Who is a scientist? The relationship between counter-stereotypical beliefs about scientists and the STEM major intentions of Black and Latinx male and female students

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of STEM Education, April 2021

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RT @Ursula_STEMEd: Feeling grateful that I was able to present our research group’s work (@TatiRussoTait, @ProfRiegleCrumb, KT) at #AERA21…

26 Apr 2022

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RT @Ursula_STEMEd: Feeling grateful that I was able to present our research group’s work (@TatiRussoTait, @ProfRiegleCrumb, KT) at #AERA21…

10 Apr 2021

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RT @Ursula_STEMEd: Feeling grateful that I was able to present our research group’s work (@TatiRussoTait, @ProfRiegleCrumb, KT) at #AERA21…

10 Apr 2021

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Feeling grateful that I was able to present our research group’s work (@TatiRussoTait, @ProfRiegleCrumb, KT) at #AERA21 this morning. The cherry on top this week was the publication of an article I co-authored with @ProfRiegleCrumb. You can read it here:

09 Apr 2021

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#openaccess The relationship between counter-stereotypical beliefs about scientists and the #STEM major intentions of Black and Latinx male and female students https://t.co/aboTcU9YKy #STEMcounterstereotypes #STEMbeliefs #race #gender https://t.co/fuUFP3Yv

09 Apr 2021

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