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Taylor Kubota
Taylor Kubota
Taylor Kubota has always loved learning. She studied biological anthropology and health care/social issues at the University of California, San Diego, which allowed her to take classes in ten different departments. While an undergraduate, she also worked seven jobs, ranging from work in student affairs to a museum volunteer position. In the hopes of continuing (and sharing) her life of diverse learning, she is honored to be a part of SHERP’s 30th class. Follow her on Twitter or visit her website.
Taylor Kubota • May 5, 2013
Helping you get healthier without you even realizing it
Taylor Kubota • January 26, 2013
A controversial study gets a closer look
Taylor Kubota • January 23, 2013
Some simple tips to help you butt out for good
Taylor Kubota • September 17, 2012
The Montreal Protocol hits 25
Taylor Kubota • July 30, 2012
How high-occupancy toll lanes may mark the end of toll-free driving
Taylor Kubota • June 25, 2012
The man behind the Greenmarket ostrich stand
Taylor Kubota • June 15, 2012
Using salt and vinegar chips to explain addiction
Taylor Kubota • May 4, 2012
One twenty-something’s rant about snack packs
Taylor Kubota • April 1, 2012
A Q&A with New York Botanical Garden’s James S. Miller
Taylor Kubota • March 5, 2012
A conversation with NYU professor Jan Plass
Taylor Kubota • February 22, 2012
Is politicians’ least favorite meal school children’s most important?
Taylor Kubota • January 31, 2012
How much do you really know about America’s favorite method of contraception?
Taylor Kubota • December 12, 2011
A debate about how parents should disclose their cosmetic surgery to their children
Taylor Kubota • November 22, 2011
An interview with Annette Prince, director of the Chicago Bird Collision Monitors
Taylor Kubota • November 16, 2011
How unhygienic habits are exposing students to infection