(From June 4th, 2017)  "The Scientific Queery: "The Scientific Queery When I mentioned I loved talking to the new faculty member A third year queer guy mentioned that the professor seems friendly to our kind And it seems like it shouldn’t be something needed to be said And yet I can count the number of … Continue reading June Pride STEM Stories- Hannah

(From June 3rd, 2017) "As another one of The Gays with a bachelor's in molecular bio, currently working as a research assistant in a computational bio lab...I hate the way that people use biology to fuel their own hatred. Within the sci community I don't personally have many problems, b/c I don't look stereotypically "gay." … Continue reading June Pride STEM Stories- Amanda

(From June 3rd, 2017) "I am a biologist and ethicist retired (mostly) from the State University of New York. Currently, I teach "Ethics in Science and Pharmaceuticals" at Zhejiang University of Technology in Hangzhou, in China (as a "High End Foreign Expert" ( 高端外国专家) for about one month each summer. Have been a Senior Fulbright … Continue reading June Pride STEM Stories- Michael

(From June 2nd, 2017)  "I'm getting my PhD in biology (studying neural development using the retina as a model system). As a gay man, I've been incredibly fortunate to benefit from the long struggle the previous generations of LGBT+ community has fought to change public opinion as well as to have lived in more progressive … Continue reading June Pride STEM Stories- Brian

(From June 2nd, 2017) "I'm in the process of getting Bachelors in Physics and Mathematics. Being a gay person was one of the reasons I ended up studying and loving science. Growing up in a rural, conservative community I felt it was in my best interests to remain deeply closeted, and instead of dwelling on … Continue reading June Pride STEM Stories- Joe