(Another) Fantastic Undergraduate/Graduate Student Mentoring Dinner!

Last month at a mentoring dinner event, our dinner theme focused on graduate school applications – we wanted to get the undergraduate students interested in and excited about the process of applying to graduate school.  Our undergraduate mentees got plenty of informal time to talk about their thoughts on graduate school and ask any questions they […]

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Networking Reception Immediately Following CNS Women in Science Initiative Lecture (room change!)

All are encouraged to attend the CNS Women in Science Initiative Lecture hosted by the College of Natural Sciences on April 6th, at 4 pm in the Campus Center. Dr. Priyamvada Natarajan, Professor of Astronomy & Physics at Yale University, will present “Gender Matters.” Her talk will focus on the national issue of gender equity, […]

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March Graduate Student Appreciation Day Coffee Hour

Come network with graduate students from other STEM fields! WHEN: Monday, March 23 2:30pm – 4:00pm WHERE: Gunness Student Center (Marcus Hall) Enjoy free coffee, gluten free macaroons, Atkins cider donuts, and fruit! All are welcome – no registration required. We appreciate you! Also, mark your calendars for the April coffee hour! April 22nd @ 10:30 in Morrill […]

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I Want YOU! To Impact Public Policy

The Scientists and Engineers Impacting Public Policy panel was an overwhelming success – over 30 students attended!  While scientists and engineers are routinely praised for contributions to the research community, it is also important to recognize their valuable contributions to public policy and service. The ability to involve, engage, and serve the public can have […]

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Undergraduate/Graduate Mentoring Dinner was a resounding success (again)!

Last week’s undergraduate/graduate mentoring dinner went extremely well! We had 30 attendees and received positive feedback about the speed elevator pitch activity, in which students were asked to give their short “elevator pitch” (what you would tell someone about your research if you met them on a long elevator ride) to other students. Students were nervous […]

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