@RossLabUC “Harass” wow, they do that?

@ndyagif Unfortunately sometimes

@RossLabUC This happens to me far too often also! As soon as I read "Dear Sir" it's over - they might as well not have bothered. And I find if I respond too nicely, that can result in many follow-up emails that sometimes lead to never ending emails. Good luck with filtering them all out!

@RossLabUC I think an added benefit of more women leading chem departments is hopefully stopping this shit. We had a very arrogant misogamist Russian in my year. Didn’t think women could be scientists. Also had female dept head and several female profs. Guess who didn’t graduate?

@RossLabUC friendly edit suggestion: add “dont” before “harrass me”. 😊

@RossLabUC Yes Sir... oops I mean Yes Ma’am!!!

@RossLabUC Who thinks that's a good idea??? Please have a dog to feel better

@RossLabUC Agreed! Also applies to Grad Students.

@RossLabUC I believe it's a better and safer practice to address as Dr. <last_name> or Prof. <last_name>