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Similar searches for community within the schools themselves, and minority faculty often become the hub of activity. When Jolly was on the faculty at the University of Nebraska, Native American students continually sought him out to council and coach them through school. As a Native American faculty member, he was frequently asked to be a guest speaker and sit on committees. However vital these activities are to fostering minority student retention, Jolly reflects that "the effort that a young faculty member puts into that which is important to their own well-being and that of minority students does require time that is not in the lab building their rsum. These aren't necessarily the activities that help build ".faculty of color are often tenure." simultaneously negotiating While underrepresented issues of workplace parity, faculty are often asked to give coming up against pedigree more service than majority problems in funding dissemfaculty, Jolly contends that this ination, and acclimating to a work is not fully recognized in foreign culture of competimost systems which evaluate tion, self-promotion, and performance based on differmoney." ent measures of success. Moreover, Jolly believes that too often underrepresented faculty members feel that they have to fight a perception by majority faculty that something other than research i.e., affirmative action ; got them their positions. These factors lead many underrepresented minority scientists to choose to serve their community directly by working at Hispanicserving institutions or Tribal colleges. Generally, such schools do not pay on the scale of major state-funded or private institutions, nor do they have a reputation for garnering large sums of federal research dollars. Jolly says, "This is a choice that we make and it does come at a cost." To sustain a successful career in the sciences, Jolly urges young faculty to strike a balance between service and research, and to deeply consider their passions before making a career move.Tapia agrees: "Don't go to a teaching institution and try to become the world's best researcher. Become an incredibly effective teacher instead. By the same token, don't go to a research institution and try to become the world's best teacher.You can't do both and that is a hard reality." Going Beyond the Bounds of Comfort When facing key career issues like funding, pedigree and parity, many minority scientists have to grapple with a different reality than they are used to. Future and sustained career success often hinges on whether a minority scientist can acclimatize to a new material culture or not. As a young faculty member, Jolly found himself well beyond the bounds of comfort in dealing with not only the world of highfinance scientific funding, but daily concerns such as credit cards and.