Enjoy food and conversation with students, alumni, and faculty in the Interdisciplinary Science Program. Students can learn about course offerings, public programming, city events, study abroad, and students' research and internship experiences. At each Meet Up alumni or current students minoring or majoring in the Interdisciplinary Science Program will present their career trajectories, summer research or internship experience and/or summer academic program. 

Alumnus and Math for America Fellow, Andrew Zimmerman, and Mohn Family Science and Social Justice Fellow Bart Piech will discuss how K-12 STEM curriculum development specifically addresses climate, history, and making.

We also invite you to join us for our next IS Meet Up: Science Narratives & Justice on Wednesday, April 10. 

For more information contact Katayoun Chamany, Chair of the Department of Natural Science and Mathematics and Director of the University Science Labs.

Sponsored by the Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.