Tag: leadership

A New Era in Entomology: Q&A With ESA’s All-Woman Presidential Lineup

Four women currently serve in the Entomological Society of America’s president, vice president, vice president-elect, and immediate past president roles—a first in the Society’s history. In a Q&A, learn more about these leaders and their perspectives on the entomology profession, their advice for career success, their favorite insects, and much more.

Entomology Today March 14, 2022 1 Comment

Biodiversity of a Lab: A Community Ecology Perspective on Contributing to a Healthy Ecosystem

A successful science lab is a dynamic, carefully balanced environment not unlike the natural ecosystems that many of us study. Attention to the relationships, individual personalities, and unique stresses of scientific work are all critical to fostering a healthy, balanced lab environment. One entomologist who's worked in roles from undergraduate research assistant to lab leader shares her advice.

Soft Skills: The Secret Ingredient to a Successful Science Career

Meet entomologist Brooke Bissinger, Ph.D., who credits her success in time management, adaptability, and teamwork to her experience working in the food service industry before she became a scientist. Learn about the soft skills Bissinger gained in that work and how she applies it today as an entomologist in research and development.