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  • Field Trip to Honeywell

    Volume 26, Issue 20 (March 9th, 2020)

    Click to fill out this form to indicate interest in a trip to Honeywell in the cities!

  • YES Physics Table this week!

    Volume 26, Issue 10 (Nov. 18, 2019)

    You don’t have to be a major to come to Physics Table–it’s for everyone!  We might talk about physics, and we’ll definitely have food.  Come join us!

  • Biophysics preview weekend

    Volume 25, Issue 30

    2019 Biophysics PhD Preview at the University of Michigan, October 13-14, 2019

    Want an all-expenses paid trip to visit Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan?

    We are currently accepting applications for our second annual PhD Preview! Approximately 6 highly qualified prospective graduate students will be invited to Ann Arbor for an all-expense-paid trip to experience the Biophysics Program at the University of Michigan. Highly qualified prospective graduate students are encouraged to apply. Preference will be given to students from low-income homes, students who are first-generation college students or students whose backgrounds are underrepresented in Academia.

    Applicants must be U.S. Citizens or permanent residents or undocumented students with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). All applicants must intend to apply for admission to the Biophysics doctoral program for the 2020-21 academic year.

    Throughout the Preview days students will have the opportunity to network with important members of the Biophysics research community here at Michigan and get a first-hand look at what life is like as a graduate student and member of a thriving scientific laboratory.

    Biophysics Preview participants will attend the annual Biophysics All-Team Retreat on the Monday of their visit (October 14).

  • Independent reading thru Bio

    Volume 25, Issue 30

    Biomimicry-Themed Independent Reading, Fall 2019

    This coming fall, the Biology Department is offering an independent reading which will explore the benefits of turning to biology to inform and guide what we make and who we make it.  This field is known as Biomimicry. 

  • Final DCC meeting

    Volume 25, Issue 29

    DCC members:  remember that the year’s final meeting will be this Thursday at noon in Olin 202. 

     

    PHAS students:  if you’d like your DCC members to pass anything along to faculty, let them know before Thursday!  Don’t know who your class reps are?  Look here! 

  • Honors Convo, May 31

    Volume 25, Issue 29

    The Honors Convocation address will be given by Bailey Ulbricht ’15, recipient of a Fulbright grant, Davis Projects for Peace grant, and a Marshall Scholarship. She also received the following awards during her time at Carleton: the Kelley International Fellowship, the Newman Language Fund, and the David Maitland-Robert Will Prize. 

    This is a great opportunity for students to celebrate the achievements of friends and classmates!

    You can visit the 2019 Honors Convocation website, https://www.carleton.edu/honors/, to see the program listing the honored students, class schedule, etc.

     

  • Tour of the new building for seniors

    Volume 25, Issue 29

    Hey PHAS seniors!  If you’re interested in having a tour of the new science building (“Anderson”), you can sign up on this Google form to go.  It will be Tuesday, June 11 at 3:30 pm.  Only the first 40 STEM seniors who sign up will be able to go, so don’t wait to sign up!

  • Coffee with Kennda

    Volume 25, Issue 23

    WiMS and the Biology department invite WiPs to join them Monday, April 15th at 1:50 pm.  Meet outside Sayles, and then join in a time to chat with Dr. Kennda Lynch over coffee/tea/snacks!

  • Q & A with the STEM Program Manager Candidates

    Volume 25, Issue 28

    Carleton community folk have an opportunity to meet the STEM Program Manager candidates.  There will be Q & A sessions in Olin 149 from 3:30 – 4:30 pm on Tuesday the 21st and Friday the 24th.

  • Meet the STEM Program Manager Candidates

    Volume 25, Issue 27

    Tuesday, May 14th,

    Tuesday, May 21st, 

    Friday, May 24th: 

    We invite all interested STEM faculty, staff, and students to take part in question-and-answer sessions that will take place in Olin 149 from 3:30-4:30 PM on each of the above dates.  At these sessions, you will have the opportunity to hear from the candidates about their background and vision for the position, to ask them questions, and to provide your feedback to the search committee. 

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