Science Policy Meeting Tonight! Our monthly article is "Meeting 1.5C warming limit hinges on governments more than technology, study says"
Thrilled to be co-hosting a series of FOUR amazing speakers next week on developing shared leadership and consensus-building skills! UChicago students: look for our email or contact us to register. Made possible by the @scipolnetwork DICE grant!
We had an amazing time at this weekend's #SciPolSymposium! In addition to the thought-provoking panels and workshops, one highlight was the trivia night. UCSPG's teams put in a fair showing and we hope to bring home the title next time! Thanks @scipolnetwork for putting it on!
UCSPG has another flash talk at this week's #SciPolSymposium: a recap of our Chicago Water Forum in February and tips on how science policy student groups can get the most of their events. Watch here: youtu.be/xL4jIKAp1B8
Join us this Thursday at 5:30pm CDT to hear from @MaryPavan about her experience as a woman in STEM and her work for a carbon capture company! RSVP form: forms.gle/7qyCVkPwKNiB6NwR7
We're excited to host @MaryPavan this Thursday! UCSPG members: keep an eye out for the event link on our mailing list.
ALT Event announcement: What I Have Learned from Being a Woman in STEM. Mary Pavan, a scientist at LanzaTech, Inc., a carbon capture company, will speak about her work and the work she has done to improve DEI in STEM. Oct. 29th, 5:30 CDT.
Last day to RSVP for our Picture a Scientist screening! You'll get a link to watch anytime during Wed/Thu, and optional discussion Thursday at 5:30 central. RSVP: bit.ly/32WVt7S and watch a trailer: vimeo.com/405966332
With the link, you'll be able to watch the film at any point during Sept. 16 or 17. Watch the trailer here: vimeo.com/405966332 Thanks to our co-sponsors @UCGRIT, Women and Gender Minorities in Physics, and @SPOTforceNU!
On Sept. 16 & 17, UCSPG is hosting a screening of Picture a Scientist, a documentary chronicling the groundswell of researchers who are writing a new chapter for women scientists. RSVP for the viewing link and ensuing discussion here: bit.ly/32WVt7S
