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Yujia Ding, Ph.D.
Dr. Yujia Ding is a scientist by training and a passionate educator with the hope of making science accessible to all individuals, regardless of abilities. She hopes to use her combined personal and professional experiences to strive to break down barriers so all individuals have the opportunity to pursue what it is they have their heart set on. She was selected as one of the Los Angeles Unified School District Rookies of the Year in 2020 - 2021 and is a Distinguished Teacher in Dallas Independent School District.
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My Journey Navigating STEM as a Person Who Identifies with a Disability
How I Encourage Inclusive Teaching in My STEM Classrooms Through Leading by Example
New Matter: Inside the Minds of SLAS Scientists
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