camillegamboa
Communications at Sage. Mom of two littles. Based in DC.
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- Reposted by camillegamboaCatch Ep 451 of #TheAuthorityFile podcast During this segment, Camille Gamboa @sagepub.com and Tracey Brown, Director of Sense about Science, reflect on key takeaways from their guide on increasing public trust in research, The People’s Case for Curators ow.ly/os7950XGz1e @senseaboutsci.bsky.social
- Read about what social scientists think, what they think their peers and institutions think, and what might cause the difference.
- How can we help students become critical, not cynical? Insights for the library from @tomchatfield.bsky.social for @chashub.bsky.social "...It’s about celebrating curiosity as a core value. Celebrating constructive doubt as an aspiration..." www.charleston-hub.com/2025/12/how-... #AcademicSky
- Tough times for science. But it’s encouraging to be in a room with a group that will stand up for it chatting with these thoughtful people who are making change.
- So many headlines report that AI is destroying student learning. How can we use AI to raise — not lower — the cognitive bar for students? Answers here👇
- "Treat AI not as a shortcut but as a context and catalyst for deeper learning." In Sage’s new white paper, tech philosopher Tom Chatfield offers practical recommendations for integrating AI into teaching, learning, and assessment. Access the full paper: ow.ly/BFPj50Xn2JT
- My husband works in a 'non-academic' industry and was surprised to find that his work as an intern years ago was cited in a policy document. Pretty cool! Sage Policy Profiles is free and easy. Try it and you might be surprised by what you learn as well (and could get a sweet prize along the way)
- If you or anyone you know has had your research impacted by federal funding cuts and are willing to privately share your story, please DM me. Sage is hosting a 90-min paid, closed roundtable with a small group of researchers. Spaces are limited. PLEASE PASS ALONG 🙏🏻 #AcademicSky
- Where do academic librarians get industry news? The survey results from a quick survey I did last year with the support of @chashub.bsky.social are here: www.charleston-hub.com/2025/07/wher... To librarians who have thoughts in support of or opposition to what I found, would love to hear more!
- What's Sage's policy on sharing original submissions or accepted manuscripts? us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/jo... #AcademicSky @journals.sagepub.com
- Because not all citations happen within a two year window.
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- "The social sciences...are vital for individual problem-solving and decision-making and informed policymaking." Supporting social science supports critical thinking (which students so badly need!) and @sagepub.com is invested heavily in both. www.insidehighered.com/opinion/blog... #academicsky
- I didn't realize how happy this would make me. Congrats, @sagepub.com !!
- Very sad to miss the lecture and presentation of the Sage-CASBS award @sagepub.com
- Great post with tips for preparing for a tenure committee with a shoutout to Sage Policy Profiles from @sagepub.com universityaffairs.ca/career-advic... @universityaffairs.bsky.social
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- We all know that the National Academies don't wade into politics (say what you want - that is a good thing). But it's refreshing to see Marcia McNutt acknowledge that the current political environment makes science vulnerable and share what they are doing about it.
- "America can't be great without great sciences. That is where the Academies can help." In a new interview, @nasonline.org President Marcia McNutt discusses how recent federal actions are affecting the National Academies and the entire research ecosystem: buff.ly/SUTqOjm
- How can librarians and publishers like @sagepub.com support more (&more effective) research impact? Watch or listen to my chat with @butternutsquash.bsky.social Andrea Hebert @chashub.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_9r... www.charleston-hub.com/podcast/atgt...
- Right about now might be a good time to review the evidence-based literature on democracy... (all free-to-read)
- As a social science advocate, this is devastating - Minerva has been an exemplar for other agencies wanting to write effective policy for years. As a human and a mother who wants the world to be a safer place, this is terrifying.
- "Government efficiency doesn’t mean that the government does less. It means that the government does more for every dollar it spends." Thoughtful commentary from Anna Harvey of @ssrc.org I hear that DOGE is stopping lazy spending, but is lazy cutting the answer? www.ssrc.org/presidents-d...
- "Many of the people terminated on Tuesday work as program managers and experts who make decisions about funding by aligning research proposals with the right program and matching those proposals to the most qualified reviewers to assess them and make recommendations." www.wired.com/story/nation...
- "There are problems in the research grant system...slashing budgets so much goes far beyond efficiency & enters into ...wanton destruction of one of the great strengths of the country" @dacrotty.bsky.social [Starts to search for meme of a baby being thrown out with bath water. Decides against it]
- Reposted by camillegamboaI have been talking to the media, Time, Fortune, NBC, etc., to explain how the onslaught on science and NIH will impact the health of all Americans. Everyone knows someone who has cancer, heart disease, or depression. Spread the word about how cutting science impacts all. time.com/7216299/nih-...
- "During these uncertain and stressful times, the SSP Board of Directors remains firmly dedicated to...community, inclusivity, adaptability, and integrity, and we are unwavering in our commitment to DEIA" @scholarlypub.bsky.social scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2025/02/14/u... #AcademicBluesky
- Putting her money where her talent, passion, and expertise are. You’re a 👑, @elisabethbik.bsky.social
- COPE's (Committee on Publication Ethics) statement out: "Publication choices should not be swayed by external governmental policies, unless compliance with applicable laws is at stake” "Retractions must not be used as a method of censorship" publicationethics.org/guidance/cop... #academicbluesky
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- Really processing everything happening right now with brilliant minds who fund, conduct, and use social science and hold us accountable for keeping it rigorous.
- "Sage is willing to take risks and invest where they believe they can make a difference, even if it does not have immediate revenue returns. They believe in creating and nurturing long-term relationships, which is a philosophy Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., is built upon.” - Mary Ann
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