From Protest to Progress through Partnership: Five Years of Being Human in STEM @ Amherst and Beyond

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Part of the Amherst Uprising, Five Years Later Series
Thursday 11/19/20 8 pm

Catalyzed by the Amherst Uprising, the Being Human in STEM course started as a partnership between students, faculty, and staff interested in enhancing student experiences in STEM at Amherst College and beyond. Offered since Spring 2016, the course is an engine for student-led inquiry and action that has shaped the STEM culture at Amherst and has been adopted by over a dozen institutions including Yale, Williams, and the University of Utah. Join to learn more about why HSTEM (www.beinghumaninstem.com) is a national model for inclusion in STEM and engage in small-group conversations with HSTEM founders, course alumni, and faculty and staff partners.

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In keeping with our collaborative HSTEM ethos, we are planning to have time during our event for audience members to join HSTEM alums in smaller conversations to share how the Uprising and its legacy (including, but not limited to HSTEM) have impacted all of us. Please select from the following options. *

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