A group of students, affiliated with the March for Science, eager to have our voices heard and fight for better STEM education and fact-based policy.
Joined January 2017
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Read about why the Student Advocacy Summit is so important in a new post on our blog! medium.com/show-some-stempat…
New blog post! What’s the future of agricultural sustainability in a changing climate? bit.ly/2RsDNJB
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It’s time for students to rally and demand a science education rooted in actual science. Call your legislators AND head to your local school board meetings. Check out our guide on how: studentsforscience.org/board…
We’re redoing our website and want to include a list of places around the country that help young people engage in science (local or national programs)! What are your favorites?
#IAmOldEnoughTo make the world a better place for the future. To bring science to our schools. To push policy makers and corporations to protect our environment. To call for better health care. To take a stand for what I believe in.
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#ACC is partnering with the @audubonsociety and @earthxorg to host 30 Under 30: The Green Generation to highlight the contributions of young environmentalists who are improving environmental outcomes. Nominate your favorite eco-pioneer here: buff.ly/2CpBUry #EcoGen30 #ACC
Are you ready to join a community of women that will help you build your confidence and believe in yourself? If you're a high school girl passionate about science, sign up today for #1000GIrls1000Futures! #womeninSTEM nyas.org/1000girlsmentee
Check out our latest blog on what this government shutdown means for science. The short answer is: nothing good. medium.com/show-some-stempat…
Breakfast: the most important meal of the day AND a way to study rock fill dams sciencenewsforstudents.org/a…
Take a moment to look at the stars tonight in memory of Nancy Grace Roman, the first woman to hold an executive position at NASA and “mother” of the Hubble Space Telescope, who passed away this week. We were honored to have her at @ScienceMarchDC in 2017.
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Saddened to hear of the passing of astronomer Nancy Grace Roman, the "Mother of Hubble," telescope. She was a great scientist and an inspiration to many. Ad astra #RIP #nancygraceroman ✨ 🔭
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Some things I did in 2018:
- Applied to BME PhD Programs
- Won first place (w/ @RionaReeves et al.) for Senior Design
- Got into @mit_hst
- Co-wrote and published my first #scipol op-ed
- Graduated from @Cornell @CornellEng @CornellBME
- Joined the @students4sci team
We’re meeting tonight to plan what the Students for Science will do in 2019! Want to help bring science advocacy to your school? Email [email protected] Students of all ages welcome!
To make sure all students - from elementary school through graduate school - have a voice in science advocacy we need your help. Can you donate today to support the future of science advocacy? Donate your grade level or age or favorite constant - every $ helps!
Or check out our Students for Science shirts (designed by @jamesolstein) with all proceeds to supporting our programming! marchforscienceshop.com/adul…
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SAVE THE DATE: On May 4, 2019 science advocates around the world will join together in support of equitable, evidence-based policies! Will you join us?
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This scale model shows how mangrove forests protect coasts from the impact of waves. xitter.cf/VERYINTERESTlNG/status…
In our goal to bring together science advocates from middle through graduate school, we’ve changed our handle! Scienceteens is now @students4sci