Wisconsin Institute for Science Education and Community Engagement
"I'm really proud of the research that I have been able to be a part of at the Waisman Center...I have been able to combine my neuroscientific interests with my linguistic interests, and that has been an extremely rewarding experience."
"I love it when I'm able to help people, engage in meaningful conversations, and gain new perspectives."
"My interest in STEM was sparked by the science teachers that I’ve had throughout by education career."
"I am proud of how intentional I have been in shaping my extracurricular experiences to reflect my career goals, from working with students as a General Chemistry Lab Assistant to participating in undergraduate chemistry education research."
"Being a peer leader is an opportunity to help others find rewarding experiences in STEM. Sometimes all it takes is a little support that we as peer leaders may be able to offer."
"Being a peer leader has shown me that leadership isn’t about having all the answers, it’s about growing alongside others."
"I have learned that people come to this campus from all over the world and no matter what your major is, it is always worth learning about other cultures."
"I have always been around STEM as both of my parents are in the healthcare field...As I grew up, I knew I wanted to do something healthcare related to combine my love for STEM and love for helping others!"
Peer Leaders are undergraduate students who support their peers in WISCIENCE programs and courses while learning valuable leadership skills. Find out more about Judy! Pronouns: She/Her Major: BS in Biochemistry Peer Leader for: Research Hometown: Beijing, China What is your favorite place on campus? Morgridge Hall …
[Being a Peer Leader] is a great experience as you learn so much. It not only helps you communicate better with your peers but also provides you so many skills transferable to all areas of your life!"