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The new Leica Center of Excellence at Yale West Campus will provide scientists access to cutting-edge imaging tools to advance scientific discoveries.
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Upcoming Events
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Come take workshops taught by Yale students on a large range of topics. Open to middle school students.02/22/2020 - 9:00am to 3:15pm -
Hands-on Science Demonstrations and a captivating lecture by a Yale science faculty member!02/22/2020 - 10:00am to 12:00pm
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Pathways Environmental Café invites high school students to learn about the latest research in Forestry and Environmental studies!02/23/2020 - 10:00am to 1:00pm -
Come learn the basics of coding, develop your own website, and be mentored by strong women at Yale!02/23/2020 - 10:00am to 12:00pm -
Come take workshops taught by Yale students on a large range of topics. Open to middle school students.02/29/2020 - 9:00am to 3:15pm
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Come learn the basics of coding, develop your own website, and be mentored by strong women at Yale!03/01/2020 - 10:00am to 1:00pm
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This program series is designed to teach core engineering skills, team building, critical thinking, and problem solving -- all while building robots and having FUN!03/01/2020 - 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Spotlight
Citizens, Thinkers, Writers: Reflecting on Civic Life
Citizens Thinkers Writers is a two-week summer residential program at Yale University for rising seniors from New Haven public schools who are interested in exploring fundamental human questions in a college setting. In small discussion seminars led by professors, students will gain invaluable experience in close reading, analytic writing, and college-level discussion. They will see themselves as active participants in a long-running philosophical conversation that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome and will link this conversation to their own experiences as citizens of twenty-first-century New Haven. Current 11th grade New Haven public high school students can apply here: onha.yale.edu/CTW2020. Applications are due Tuesday, March 2nd.
MOSAIC: Bus Boycotts - Rosa Parks and Beyond
Students joined us on Saturday, April 27th for a morning of history, deep discussion, and an exploration of powerful women in the Civil Rights movement! Professor Crystal Feimster and Dr. Lauren Meyer provided their unique insights on the narratives that shape our current understandings of civil rights, and the legacies of the civil rights movement today. About MOSAIC: MOSAIC (Minds On Society, Arts, Ideas & Culture) is a special lecture series, designed to share the work of faculty in the arts and humanities with the community.
Pathways Genetics Day 2019
This past weekend, Pathways scholars in grades 8 to 10 joined us for our first ever Genetics Day! Aside from meeting and being taught by Yale Genetics professors and postdoc students, scholars got to participate in fascinating demonstrations revolving around CRISPR, 23andMe, Forensic Science, and Model Organisms! Thanks to all our volunteers and science lovers for making this event a success!
Science Café
Last month, Pathways students and families joined us for another Science Café event co-hosted by Open Labs. In addition to exciting demonstrations and presentations, rock star graduate students got to tell our scholars about their research over snacks, cookies, hot cocoa, and coffee. This Science Café featured talks about extinct worlds that have existed here on earth, how we can keep this earth habitable, and how we can search for exoplanets that we may be able to live on in the far future!
Flipped Science Fair 2018
On October 13th, Yale Science Diplomats hosted the Flipped Science Fair for middle school students. This unique and educational event flips the traditional science fair format on its head: middle school student judges evaluate graduate students and postdocs presenting their current research. Middle school students learn about cuttingedge research from real Yale scientists in a small-group setting, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and participate in hands-on demonstrations. The presenters learn how to tailor their research pitch to a general audience, with emphasis on keeping things exciting, understandable, and relevant.
Yale gradSWE Engineering Day
With the goal of introducing students to the many faces of engineering, The Graduate Society of Women Engineers (gradSWE) developed an exciting new Engineering Day unlike anything else. Check out the video!
In the News
February 12, 2020
Pens and narrow notebooks in hand, the reporters of The East Rock Record march out of their newsroom and fan out on their beats.
September 24, 2019
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