Helping Yechan (anyone else is also free to join)!

Graduated from UC Berkeley in 2021, now halfway through my first year of medical school (MD/PhD)! "Ask me Anything!"

Good news! Duplicate sessions in another timezone are now LIVE! Schedule: 9:30AM EST Every Wednesday; 8PM EST Every Thursday We'll be starting with beginner sessions to introduce you to research, including different fields of research and how each area of study conducts research differently. Then, we'll follow-up with sessions led by people who are currently doing or have done research like postgraduate students or those who are part of research programs. They'll go a little deeper into research in their specific field, and you'll have the opportunity to ask questions. We'll wrap things up with a session discussing careers in research, and not just academia! At the end of this series, I hope that those of you who are considering research will have a better idea of whether you want to start research, and in what field! 😄📝

📣 Inaugural community event for the Biology Subworld - This event is hosted by biology subworld team leadership, including moderators and coaches - Both tutors and learners are welcome to join and contribute 🤝 Join us as we build curriculum/slides for the Biology Subworld on the topic of macromolecules. The curriculum created in this series is aimed to help tutors teach content on macromolecules. - Help contribute to the ongoing resources page on the SHW Biology Subworld Coda for all to use! - No prior curriculum building experience is needed - If you win in our biology trivia game you have the opportunity to win schoolhouse merch!

Hi! I'm Sharon! I hope in this series I can impart some of what I've learned about high school, college, choosing a career, etc. I'm excited to share my personal stories, mistakes, careless decisions, frustrations, and failures - along with the achievements, smart decisions, and surprises. I hope this series will be as much about my reflections as your own!

Hello! My name is Sharon V and this series will cover every single thing I wish I knew about being a premed student and applying to US medical schools! I will go through all of my high school and university coursework, study techniques for my premed classes and the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test), and clinical and laboratory experiences! I will also be covering some foundational content review for the MCAT as well as an application timeline (from university to the application cycle!) This series will align with the Khan Academy MCAT course which I think provides the best content for new learners! Please note that I am a US applicant planning to apply to US medical schools, unfortunately I am not familiar with the process/requirements for international applicants!

This series will be an introductory course to biochemistry! This topic is especially important because it will allow you to have a foundational understanding of the molecular basis of life! This series will align with the Khan Academy MCAT Biochemistry course which I think provides the best biochemistry content for new learners! This series will primarily be lecture-based with some practice problems in each session! I hope to prepare future healthcare professionals and researchers with this series! Prerequisites: High School level Biology (required) and High School level Chemistry (encouraged)

Hi! I'm Sharon and this summer I will be teaching a Molecular Biology lab techniques course! This course will be lecture-based and each session will cover a different topic! I hope I can help you feel confident for your future Molecular Biology lab classes! This series is also suitable for those of you who are interested in pursuing Molecular Biology research! Prerequisites: Must have some previous Biology knowledge (this series will only cover Molecular Biology lab techniques)

Hi! I'm Sharon and I recently graduated from University of California, Berkeley with a BA in Molecular and Cell Biology, Immunology! This summer I plan to teach as much of the AP Biology content I can! This series will primarily be lecture-based and will go through a different unit/topic each week! When I was in high school, AP Biology was my first exposure to learning how to design experiments, interpret data, and study the biological processes that preside over living organisms! I am excited to teach you and help you feel confident for this AP course!