Scholarship in Graduate School

Miriam Posner is a leading scholar in the field of Digital Humanities and an assistant professor at UCLA. She truly shows the value of scholarly blogging as her website is the first suggestion that comes up when people want to learn about Digital Humanities research.

Dr. Michio Kaku is a leading Theoretical Physicist and a professor of Physics at the City College and City University of New York. With over 800,000 followers, he effectively leverages his social media presence to share his research.

Aaron E. Carroll, MD, MS is a Professor of Pediatrics and Associate Dean for Research Mentoring at Indiana University School of Medicine. His website is a hugely popular blog about health policy and politics.

Livia is a Grinnell student and a Vivero fellow. She created this website with Sites@Grinnell and WordPress. It is a great example of a professional site that display both research interest, work and education experience, and her budding scholarship.

Lily Kraft is a current Ph.D. candidate at University of Iowa in IIHR-Hyrdroscience & Engineering. Her institutional profile shows a short, professional bio as well as previous education and current research.

Anna is an early career faculty member, but created this professional site when in grad school. Hosted on Squarespace.

Fang's professional site highlights information about this early career professor's research, teaching, and media.

Portfolio website in development on Owlstown. With a prepped CV and bio, this site was put together in under an hour!