#danceyourphd

[elfinnflight]

I’ve had a goal for a long time to do something for AAAS’s “Dance your PhD” contest. This is my first step towards a “Dance your Postdoc” piece, which is to say, it’s my background section, and a silks act that I’m rather proud of, performed live this past December as part of Sweet Spot Aerial Productions’ A Circus Carol (less than a week after I got reviewers’ comments back on my paper). Thanks to the director, producer, and all my friends, who said “Wait, you want to do what? Are you sure you want to do that? For this show?” and supported me anyway.

[sherdnerdcollective]

‘Joyful madness’: ANU scientist wins global prize for ‘dancing his PhD’ about kangaroos

Four-minute video features drag queens, twerking, ballerinas, a classical Indian dancer and a bunch of friends from Canberra

Oy, archaeology PhD candidates, I see a unique opportunity in your future . . .(dance your dissertation!).

[lpardalinum]

The winner of this year's dance your phd is AMAZING!

[krisztinabogo]

YAY/ húú :) This is the video! I had a great chance to participate in the video of my lovely friend’s Judit Pétervári’s fantastic project for “Dance you Phd”. It’s in the best 12!!! :)

YAY/ húú :) Ez a videó! Kedvenc Judit Pétervári’m csodás videójában szerepelhettem, amiben eltáncoltuk a kutatása témáját a “Dance your Phd’- versenyre és most benne van a legjobb 12-ben!!! :)

[purdueppri-blog]

Water Policy Networks for visual learners...and for fun! Happy Friday!

[templeuniversitydancedept-blog]

"Use dancers instead of PowerPoint."

http://ed.ted.com/lessons/dance-vs-powerpoint-a-modest-proposal-john-bohannon