Anita S Marshall
@bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
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Geology lecturer working towards better access and inclusion in STEM for ppl with disabilities. Leader of GeoSPACE Accessible field course. #Choctaw. #DisabledInSTEM.
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bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
We are excited to bring back GeoSPACE in it's full version - complete with virtual participation option for summer 2026. Content focus is planetary, volcanology and basic field geology. Come hang with the cool kids next summer!
geospace-field.bsky.social
The application window for GeoSPACE 2026 is now open! Join us online or in-person in Arizona for a two-week planetary geology field camp through @ufgeology.bsky.social. Open to geo-gators as well as visitors from other schools. If you are looking for an accessible field camp, check us out! ⚒️
5 students from the University of Florida do the "gator chomp" at Sunset Point Arizona during the 2025 field course.
bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
Coming of a long pause in posting to thank the colleagues and former students that nominated @geospace-field.bsky.social at @ufgeology.bsky.social for this award, it really means a lot. And huge thanks always to my amazing team of GeoSPACE collaborators that contribute so much to this project ❤️
geospace-field.bsky.social
Exciting Announcement: Our program is the 2025 winner of the @agu.org Award for Advancing Inclusive Excellence in STEM! We are so thankful to our peers and former students that nominated us for creating geoscience field training opportunities for all ⚒️🌎♿
news.clas.ufl.edu/geospace-pro...
GeoSPACE field program honored with national award for advancing inclusive STEM education
GeoSPACE is the first geoscience field camp designed specifically to be accessible and inclusive for students and faculty with disabilities.
news.clas.ufl.edu
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1nativesoilnerd.bsky.social
Abstracts are due July 30th!

Please consider submitting to our “Indigenous Science to Action” session- I’ve had the distinct pleasure being part of this session since 2019, of working and meeting with both Indigenous and Indigenous allied scholars.
bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
Woo! Congratulations Alex!!
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mrak.solarsystem.social
Should #lpi and #usra restore all censored abstracts? Should they commit to preserving scientific freedom of speech at #lpsc? And should they commit to not censoring #lpsc2026 submissions?

If the answer is yes, then sign this petition!

https://forms.gle/G1yAxZqmDujbVDHR7
PETITION: CONDITIONS FOR ATTENDING LPSC 2026

Concerned members of the community have penned and signed an open
letter to USRA/LPI and USRA outlining steps that we feel must be taken
before we will consider attending LPSC 2026. These steps include
restoring all purged abstracts (except those where NASA has
specifically directed or first authors have requested removal), and
committing to preserving academic freedom of speech at the conference.
You can find out more here, and add your name (anonymously if you wish)
at this link:

https://forms.gle/G1yAxZqmDujbVDHR7

This petition will be open until the end of July.

[Source: PEN newsletter]
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geospace-field.bsky.social
The 4th year of GeoSPACE is underway in Arizona. We are so grateful for the donations that supported running the course this year and supporting a great group of students!

Here's some of our crew with an extra crew member at Meteor Crater 🚀👩‍🚀
10 students gathered around a life-sized statue of an astronaut in a courtyard with desert a vista in the background
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kvasquez.bsky.social
ICYMI: Nominate disabled chemists & chemical engineers for C&EN's Trailblazers by June 4! Self nominations welcome!

More details and nomination form here: cenm.ag/nominatetrai...
kvasquez.bsky.social
ATTN #ChemSky: It's time to nominate folks for C&EN's Trailblazers 🎉

This year, we'll be featuring disabled chemists & chemical engineers, and highlighting their research and how they make their workspaces more accessible!

Nominate someone here by June 4: cenm.ag/nominatetrai...

#DisabledInSTEM
C&EN's Trailblazer Logo on an orange background
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bassisjeremy.bsky.social
Everyone needs to understand that dismantling NSF will have devastating long term consequences in our competitiveness and innovation in science, technology and beyond. 1/
Exclusive: NSF faces radical shake-up as officials abolish its 37 divisions
Changes seen as a response to presidential directives on what research to fund
www.science.org
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davidimiller.bsky.social
🧪 If you had your NSF grant terminated, I'd *highly* recommend going to this Friday's webinar.

Friday May 9 at 2-3 pm ET

Will talk about both the appeals process, in addition to allowable closeout costs. Share widely.

Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
Webinar on Responding to NSF Grant Terminations 

Join the Federation of Associations in Behavioral and Brain Sciences (FABBS) on Friday, May 9th, at 2:00 PM ET for an informative webinar on responding to NSF grant terminations. We will discuss the rules, procedures and available options for grantees who have had their grant terminated.
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ufgeology.bsky.social
🚨We're Hiring!🚨

UF Geology is searching for an Associate or Full Professor with tenure with a research program in the very broadly defined area of globally significant geoscience relevant to subsurface or sedimentary geology for the endowed Thompson Chair of Geological Sciences!
⚒️🧪🔭🌊
Link below:
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accessiblegeo.bsky.social
Carleton University and the IAGD are putting on an accessible geology field trip on May 11, 2025. We hope you can join us! Details on the attached flyer. Apply at shorturl.at/DkBOO or contact [email protected] for more information.
Flyer with text on the right side and three field pictures on the left. The first is of a river bank and some foliage. The second is of a dark grey, banded outcrop. The third is of plants growing in lightly-colored soil or sand.
Text reads:
GAC MAC IAH-CNC 2025 Ottawa Conference
Geoheritage of the National Capital Accessible Field Trip
Join us for a fully inclusive field trip to visit exceptional geoheritage sites in the Ottawa area and learn how intentional design and simple technologies can remove barriers and build truly accessible field experiences.
Date: Sunday, May 11, 2025
Cost: $100. Some needs-based subsides are available. Fee includes lunch and a field guide with geology and accessibility information.
Pickup/drop off: University of Ottawa (exact location TBD)
Apply: An application is required to ensure spaces will be available for those who need accessibility accommodations. All are welcome!
For more information contact beth.mclartyhalfkenny@carleton.ca
bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
One week ago, I got to witness an eruption at Kilauea Halemaʻumaʻu crater. The fire fountain was hundreds of feet tall, it was incredible! I am just getting around to playing with my photos from that night, so enjoy this belated look at eruption #11 in the 2025 sequence 😍🌋
close up image of lava flowing away from the base of a fire fountain, feeding into a pond of lava. The night time view makes an extreme contrast between the red lava and the black rocks. Large fire fountain shoots lava hundreds of feet in the air above a dark cone of rock. The night time view makes an extreme contrast between the red lava and the black rocks. A second smaller fire fountain opened up next to the big one several hours into the eruption. As the eruption progressed, both fountains shrunk in height and eventually stopped. This photo was 4 hours after the start of the eruption. It was over by morning.
bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
Heading home from a wonderful seminar visit to U of Hawaii Hilo and Manoa. Saw humpback whales, sea turtles, amazing landscapes and one of my bucket list natural wonders- a fire fountain!! Thanks Kilauea (episode 11 on 2/25/25 for the volcano nerds who want to know) 🤩
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stephlshep.bsky.social
Please read, then call your legislators to demand they protect the most vulnerable in our society. Our daughter with complex medical needs (CDKL5) relies on the protections and supports provided by IDEA and Medicaid to preserve her quality of life. open.substack.com/pub/erinraff...
Our Medicaid Story
Cuts to Medicaid will devastate poor and disabled people in America. Please call your representative THIS WEEK and tell them you oppose these cuts!
open.substack.com
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lollardfish.bsky.social
Please read and share. But especially share with folks that might not realize how critical Section 504 is to so many people. I tried to write a simple clear explanation at the break. Gift link here: www.startribune.com/why-are-repu...
bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
We just hit our 50 donor target, thank you all so much - I recognized many familiar names on the donor list! February 20 is the finale of this fundraiser so it's not too late to chip in. More funds means we can accept more students, and I am so grateful for everyone's support!
bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
Geo-community: GeoSPACE needs your help. It costs about $2,500 per student to run this accessible field course and many of our students simply can't afford that. Bonus points if you donate this week and help us unlock a donor pledge with 50 donations of any size. Thank you in advance!!
geospace-field.bsky.social
GeoSPACE is the only accessible for-credit geology field course in the US and we need your help! Help us keep this camp financially accessible for students by donating at the link below through 2/20 and typing "geospace" in the text box at the bottom of the form. givingday.ufl.edu/campaigns/ge...
bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
Geo-community: GeoSPACE needs your help. It costs about $2,500 per student to run this accessible field course and many of our students simply can't afford that. Bonus points if you donate this week and help us unlock a donor pledge with 50 donations of any size. Thank you in advance!!
geospace-field.bsky.social
GeoSPACE is the only accessible for-credit geology field course in the US and we need your help! Help us keep this camp financially accessible for students by donating at the link below through 2/20 and typing "geospace" in the text box at the bottom of the form. givingday.ufl.edu/campaigns/ge...
Geology Department Fund - Gator Nation Giving Day
Do you ever wish you could have attended a Hydro field camp or learned to code in Python over the summer? Maybe a shorter, local field experience would have been practical for you? Many of our alumni ...
givingday.ufl.edu
bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
Update: UF has decided my work is exempt from the DEIA ban as long as it focuses on research and doesn't "stray into advocacy". I'm happy I can move forward, but feel like I'm moving forward on a tightrope.
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drwendyrocks.bsky.social
Just a reminder folks, this earthquake data comes from the USGS. The tsunami information comes from NWS. The educational information comes from EarthScope.

ALL FEDERALLY FUNDED.

These are your tax dollars at work for the public good.
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bipedalmeatbag.bsky.social
Every single one of my grants is likely to get pulled out of consideration if this is true. I had millions of dollars of potential funding wrapped up into these opportunities, wasted potential for students in Hawai‘i.
darbysaxbe.bsky.social
🚨BREAKING. From a program officer at the National Science Foundation, a list of keywords that can cause a grant to be pulled. I will be sharing screenshots of these keywords along with a decision tree. Please share widely. This is a crisis for academic freedom & science.
list of banned keywords
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katharinehayhoe.com
Worried about losing access to US federal data that may go off-line, or already is? You’re not alone—but duplication isn’t the answer.

Many ongoing efforts have already archived key datasets and many more are ongoing. Check out these existing resources and, if you can, support their work. 🧵
a man in a black shirt is looking at a screen with a red background
Alt: a man in a black shirt is looking at a screen with a red background
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bakingsodavolc.bsky.social
I recognize that thumbnail, its one of my favorites too! "Holy Smokin' Toledo" 😆