[LTER-hbr_grad] Fwd: [LTER-grad-rep] LTER grad student Slack channel

[Ashley K. Lang]

Hi HBR grads,

Do you use Slack? At the recent LTER All Scientists Meeting, the graduate student representatives agreed to start a Slack for LTER grad students. It is a place to disseminate information about upcoming events in the LTER community, share stories, advice, protocols, etc. among the grad student community.

The email below explains it more eloquently. If you would like to join the LTER grad students Slack, just email me back and I will add you!

Thanks,
Ashley
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Ashley Lang
Department of Biological Sciences
Dartmouth College
78 College St, Hanover, NH 03755

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From: Megan Wheeler <mmwheele at asu.edu<mailto:mmwheele at asu.edu>>
Subject: [LTER-grad-rep] LTER grad student Slack channel
Date: October 29, 2018 at 2:47:37 PM EDT
To: grad-rep at lternet.edu<mailto:grad-rep at lternet.edu>


In order to facilitate cross-site communication among graduate students, the LTER Network Graduate Student Committee has established a Slack workspace for all LTER graduate students.

For those of you who are unfamiliar, Slack is a messaging platform for organizations. Within Slack are different “channels” in which users can discuss various topics. Currently, we have channels dedicated to discussing conferences, job opportunities, science communication, and much more. We plan to use this platform to build the cross-site grad student network, and also hope it can be a place for grad students within a site to communicate. If you would like to join the slack workspace, please contact your site grad student rep or one of us and we will add you. PI’s, if you have students who would like to join, please pass this message along. Everyone’s assistance with this task is greatly appreciated.

If you have any questions regarding Slack itself, feel free to ask Megan (mmwheele at asu.edu<mailto:mmwheele at asu.edu>) or Kent (rkconnell at ksu.edu<mailto:rkconnell at ksu.edu>).
Thank you,
LTER Network Graduate Student Committee

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Megan M. Wheeler
PhD Candidate
Hall Lab
School of Life Sciences
Arizona State University
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