Innocent Grant
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Innocent Grant
@InnocentGrant
MSPH at JHU Bloomberg School of Public Health\Human Rights\Mandela Washington Fellow\Phil Harvey SRHR Innovation Award Winner. Can I help you? Views are my own!
Baltimore, MD Katılım Kasım 2013
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Sisi Wasimbe hii challenge haituhusu maana hatuna wakupiga nao picha.
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@TweveDevota @prince_massawe Halafu dada wewe na kaka @InnocentGrant ndio mna movements za love ❤️ msaaa yanene leo huna.
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Move more. Feel better. It really is that simple.
This #InternationalDayOfHappiness, find your reason to get active 💙
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balloons on the profile today 🎈 latest 20 today,… glad to have made it this far!
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My therapist once told me: “Get good at bouncing back. A rough conversation, a bad day, a skipped workout, a choice you regret, none of it has to ruin the rest of your week. You can reset whenever you decide to. You can't change what happened, but you can choose how long you hold onto it”.
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Grace lives in our willingness to truly see and understand one another💕~Becoming
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Tanzania’s Elsie Kanza named among Africa’s 100 leaders
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Second person I’m hearing this from!!
David Hundeyin@DavidHundeyin
Personally, I'm learning Swahili and I think as an African, wherever on the continent you come from, that language is the future for a variety of reasons. That's the most important language our kids will need to speak over the next 25-40 years. I'm not wrong about this. I'm just early.
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What graduate school does not teach, but your career will demand
A lot of students think success in graduate school will depend mostly on:
→ coursework
→ research
→ publications
Those things matter.
But career outcomes are also shaped by skills that rarely appear in the syllabus.
For example:
→ Networking
↳ Oopportunities often travel through people, not just applications
→ Following up
↳ Many doors open on the second message, not the first
→ Asking better questions
↳ Thoughtful questions often create stronger impressions than trying to sound impressive
→ Building visibility
↳ Good work matters, but people also need to know your work exists
→ Finding mentors outside your lab
↳ One advisor cannot give every perspective your career will need
And the data points in the same direction.
Your career will still demand that you learn how to move through a profession.
💬 Which of these skills do you think graduate students struggle with the most?
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I take a lot of naps 💕
𝐭𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐬𝐢 💎@tsitsiii_t
students who study and work at the same time, how do you recharge yourself when you are tired😭😭
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