stem Summer session Series
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June 24th: Navigating Transitions
Join this dialogue with individuals about their personal and professional journeys. Panelists speak on their experience navigating transitions as (transfer, undergraduate and graduate) students, working professionals, and as individuals.
July 8th: Diversity in Science
Join this dialogue about the importance and contribution of diversity in STEM. Panelists share about their experiences as students, researchers, and professionals in STEM and how their identities drive their work and ability to lead the path for others.
July 22nd: Social Consciousness in STEM
Engage in a dialogue about the importance of Social Consciousness in STEM. This panel captures participants’ insights/perspectives on the intersections of STEM and social issues currently faced by underrepresented minorities in STEM. We discuss intersections with STEM and issues such as social injustice, immigration, mass incarceration, and socioeconomics.
August 5th: Women in STEM
Join this dialogue with a phenomenal group of scientists and engineers. Panelists share about their academic and professional journeys, as well as their experiences balancing life and overcoming challenges.
August 12th: Value of Research
Join this dialogue with a diverse group of researchers who will speak to the importance of scientific and academic inquiry. Panelists share about the research process, its widespread applications, and the importance of conducting research and generating data to inform decision-making.
August 19th: Intro to Nano
Nano is a pretty big deal! This presentation and panel introduce you to the world of nanoscience & technology and its overlap with other STEM disciplines. The presentation is followed by a panel discussion on nanotechnology applications and workforce opportunities.
August 26th: Entering the Workforce
This session discusses trends in the STEM workforce and its impact on our nation’s ability to remain globally competitive. Panelists share their professional experiences and suggestions for entering STEM careers.