Dr. Gamble-George was interviewed by Dr. Natoshia Anderson (Dr. Toshia) on a podcast series with STEMming in Stilettos, which highlights minority women in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) today. Dr. Gamble-George discussed her STEM journey to becoming a neuroscientist and entrepreneur, the experiences and people that Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been featured on the 1 Million Women in STEM (1MWIS) website as part of a global initiative to provide visible female role models in STEM to the next generation of girls and share their stories. The lack of visible, female role models is one of the key factors Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George was interviewed by Lisa Mae Brunson, who is the founder of Wonder Women Tech, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and global ecosystem that produces year-round programming, conferences, workshops, career fairs, and an online community that highlights, celebrates, educates, and amplifies Women, BIPOC, and the Underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George was interviewed by Mary Spiro for the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB), which is an inclusive, international community of biologists studying the cell, the fundamental unit of life. She discussed her involvement with the ASCB’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Task Force, a taskforce called by the ASCB Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been featured on page 41 in USF Magazine, the official magazine of the USF Alumni Association that highlights high-impact activities and major initiatives and programs within USF. In the Winter 2020 issue of USF Magazine, she talks about the IF/THEN Initiative, in which she is an ambassador. IF/THEN was founded on the belief that “IF we Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George was selected from over 2000 nominations of women and allies in technology to receive the WomenTech Network Special Recognition Global Award. This award was given by the WomenTech Network, which is a global platform powered by Coding Girls, Tech Family Ventures, and Tallocate promoting diversity in technology, leadership, and entrepreneurship. The Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George received the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) 2020 Director’s Award for Partnership/Collaboration as part of the NHLBI Women’s Health Working Group for her exemplary dedication and advancement of women’s health research, workforce development, and health education. This award is given by NHLBI (https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/), which is the Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been featured on the #BlackInSciComm (Black in Science Communication) website as part of an initiative to provide a space for Black science communicators to engage, grow, and educate. Her profile on this website will as well serve as a tool for connecting with other members of the #BlackInSciComm community, whether an individual is Read more…
Although the representation of women in STEM fields has increased over the years, there remains significant departures of women at every stage of their STEM career paths. AAAS IF/THEN® Ambassadors represent a unique group of women who have demonstrated exceptional “staying power” in STEM fields. At the National Diversity in STEM Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been invited as a speaker for the Women Elevating Women (W.E.W.) Global Virtual Business Conference. The W.E.W. conference is for multi-cultural women business owners and executives that want to learn how to scale their business. W.E.W. conferences are designed around the five (5) Pillars of Success determined Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been invited to give a virtual presentation entitled, “Harnessing Brain Science to Shape Healthcare” as part of the Brain Science Speaker Series for the Multidisciplinary Initiative for Neuroscience Discovery (MIND) at Louisiana State University (LSU), whose mission is to coordinate and strengthen research, training, and community outreach Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been featured on page 54 in èBella Magazine, a Southwest Florida magazine that gives a voice to dynamic women, connects the community to the power of women supporting women, and collaborates with featured ‘heroes’ to make a memorable impact on its readers and the communities in which Read more…
LabX, which is a public engagement program of the National Academy of Sciences, teamed up with scientists, including Dr. Gamble-George, game design experts, and gamers from around the globe in a two-week Game Jam called “Jamming the Curve.” The Jamming the Curve Game Jam was organized by The IndieCade Foundation Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George was interviewed by Miss Laura Kate Holden on a podcast series with Girls in Engineering, Math, and Science (G.E.M.S.) at Columbus High School, which is an organization that is dedicated to encouraging and strengthening passion for engineering, math, and science within girls by providing a positive representation of Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George was invited to speak at a virtual “Minorities in S.T.E.M” career panel event that was held on September 17, 2020, at 2:30 PM ET. She spoke about her S.T.E.M. journey to become a neuroscientist and gave advice to students on how to pursue, succeed in, and thrive in Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been invited as a panelist along with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) on a webinar entitled, “New Perspectives on Patient Data Shaping Mental Health,” and hosted by MetaCell, the world leaders in software for neuroscience. The live talk will give a fresh perspective of Read more…
The International Museum of Surgical Science (IMSS) will be featuring Dr. Gamble-George in a “new,” permanent exhibit called “Rx For Success” along with other STEM professionals in Chicago, Illinois, USA. This new exhibit is made possible in part by a #GenderEquityGrant from the Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC), a professional membership organization with Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been invited to speak at the Wonder Women Tech’s first-ever 4-day Virtual Summit, which will be held from Wednesday, September 16th to Saturday, September 19th, 2020. This summit is designed to offer thoughtful conversations, impactful solutions, empowering talks, and the opportunity to hear from some of the Read more…
This year the Tampa Bay Business Journal (TBBJ) received nearly 500 nominations and read through over 1200 pages of applicant submissions and letters of recommendation for their 40 under 40 program. Tampa Bay Business Journal has named its 2020 class of its 40 Under 40 honorees, recognizing business people who Read more…
The International Museum of Surgical Science (IMSS) will be hosting a FREE virtual lecture series this fall featuring conversations with women in STEM! This program is made possible in part by a #GenderEquityGrant from @ScienceCenters and @IfThenSheCan, which promotes equity in STEM, including equitable gender representation. Ever wondered what happens Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George will be speaking about her STEAM Journey and providing advice to young women that are interested in becoming a STEAM professional on the August 2020 STEAM Dreamers Virtual Panel, which is hosted by Reinvented Magazine. Reinvented Magazine was created by Reinvented Inc., which is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization that Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George will be presenting on the “Innovation Stage” at the Ai4 2020 meeting that will be held digitally from August 18th to August 20th. Over three days, Ai4 2020 will bring together business leaders and data practitioners to facilitate the adoption of artificial intelligence and machine learning technology. Dr. Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George was invited to talk about artificial intelligence (AI) in the healthcare industry with Magnimind Academy, an organization that helps people to experience a career change or improve data skills by organizing courses, weekly boot camps and daily meet-ups to transfer the knowledge. She discussed opportunities that may arise Read more…
Integrative and Comparative Biology (ICB), formerly American Zoologist, is the official journal of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology. On its blog, ICB highlights articles from current issues, features behind-the-scenes insights from article authors, and much more. Dr. Gamble-George contributed her thoughts to the ICB blog with other fellow neuroscientists at different stages in Read more…
Brite is a bold, interdisciplinary program built especially for girls ages 13-16 beginning on July 13th, 2020 that was created by a first-of-its-kind collaboration between the World Science Foundation (WSF), the National Girls Collaborative Project (NGCP), and The Hello Studios. It consists of three new courses that explore unique topics, such as the intersection of Read more…
The Geeky Girl Reality is a job site for early careers in STEM. It is dedicated to helping young women and girls connect with inclusive STEM-related employers and opportunities through its job and gig board. Dr. Gamble-George was interviewed by Geeky Girl Reality’s team about her STEM journey and featured on Read more…
Twenty-four new Girl Scout badges have been designed to help girls become the leaders that our rapidly changing world needs. Dr. Gamble-George’s AAAS IF/THEN Ambassador profile has been included in the “new” STEM Career Exploration badges that the Girl Scouts of the USA launched at the end of this month. Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been featured on the #BlackinNeuro website as part of an initiative to increase in the scientific community and the general public the visibility of African-American or Black individuals that are at different stages of their careers in the field of neuroscience. Her profile on this website will Read more…
“Do not let people’s negativity about what they think a S.T.E.M. professional should look like deter you from accomplishing your life’s goals. Transform negative energy into positive stepping stones to drive your success in S.T.E.M. Remember to be proud of who you are, know you have the ability to become Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George was interviewed by 9-year-old Giselle on a podcast series called “STEAM Daydream” with the National Children’s Museum. The STEAM Daydream podcast series interviews monthly STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) innovators from across the United States for answers to kids’ questions about STEAM. Dr. Gamble-George explained to Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George received the Outstanding Volunteer Award for serving as a virtual lecturer for more than 313 students in 10 classrooms across 6 US states on topics such as the design process for portraits, what a neuroscientist does and the education and skills required for a neuroscientist, the scientific method, Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George was chosen as one of more than 270 top scientists and engineers to serve in federal offices as part of the 47th class of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Science & Technology Policy Fellowships (STPF). Through this fellowship, she will serve as a Health Scientist Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George was chosen as one of four finalists for the 2019 Lewis A. Shattuck Small Business Advocate of the Year Award and recognized due to serving as an outstanding advocate in the business community at the annual Advocate of the Year Award Luncheon in Washington, D.C. in conjunction with Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George along with her colleagues gave a webinar for the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) on the “how-to” for connecting with members of Congress. She provided her perspective on this topic when she was a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Florida and an Early Career Policy Ambassador for the Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been selected to receive along with her SciX co-founder, Ms. Gloryvee Cordero, the Entrepreneur of the Year Award by the Small Business Expo, America’s largest small business trade show and networking event, at its inaugural Best of Small Business Awards™. SciX, LLC will also receive the SB100 Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George has been selected to participate in SfN’s 2018 Early Career Policy Ambassadors Program. Through this program, she will have the opportunity to interact with leading neuroscience advocates and the policymakers, such as Congressional representatives and senators, who make the decisions that determine the future of scientific research. Press Releases: Neuroscience Advocates Make Strong Read more…
The Dr. Levi Watkins Jr. student awards are presented annually to at least one graduate student and one medical student associated with Vanderbilt University School of Medicine who have made outstanding contributions to the institution by fostering a more diverse environment that is enriching, encouraging and embracing of all Vanderbilt Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George shares her thoughts about the importance of supporting diversity in the neuroscience field and her experiences as a participant in the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Neurosciene Scholars Program. The Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Neurosciene Scholars Program is a multi-year program designed to enhance career development and professional networking opportunities for underrepresented Read more…
The Vanderbilt Reviews Neuroscience Cover Award is given to a Ph.D. student who provided the cover – art for that year’s volume of Vanderbilt Reviews Neuroscience. The cover is chosen by the VRN editorial board for impact and aesthetic quality. The winner gets his/her image printed on the cover of Read more…
The UNCF-Merck Science Initiative is dedicated to supporting the training and development of world-class African American biomedical scientists to achieve the complementary goals of national economic competitiveness and social diversity. A component of the UNCF-Merck Science Initiative is the UNCF/Merck Graduate Science Research Dissertation Fellowships. Dr. Gamble-George was awarded one of Read more…
Dr. Gamble-George joined Nobel Laureates and researchers considered the next generation of leading scientists from all over the world in Lindau to participate in the 64th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting on Physiology or Medicine. More than 20,000 young scientists from 80 countries applied to attend this meeting, but only 604 Read more…
In the Nation’s Health, Dr. Gamble-George discussed the purpose and benefits of the “Speed Mentoring” program at the American Public Health Association (APHA) 136th Annual Meeting and Exposition in San Diego, California. The APHA-Student Assembly Mentoring Committee, which Dr. Gamble-George served on as Co-Chair, hosted the first “Speed Mentoring” event that Read more…
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