Join Out in STEM @ CU Boulder (oSTEM @ CU Boulder), a campus group promoting LGBTQIA inclusion and community in STEM, for their spring 2018 symposium, Queer in STEM: Celebrating Diversity in Gender Experience and Expression on Friday, April 13.
Who: Students, faculty and staff of all genders, sexualities and identities
What: Queer in STEM: Celebrating Diversity in Gender Experience and Expression
When: Friday, April 13, 2–8 p.m.
Where: Duane Physics and Astrophysics, Gamow Tower, 11th floor
The goal of the event is to celebrate gender diversity in STEM by creating a dialogue between queer groups, women in science groups, other advocacy groups and allies. All genders, sexualities and allies are welcome to attend; there will be games, advocacy training, research presentations and Q&A with queer, trans and allied academics.
At the workshops, learn fun skills such as making modular origami sculptures and building screaming rocks with micro-controllers. Listen in on STEM research presentations, which include “Frontiers in Quantum Information and Computing,” “Journey to the Red Planet,” “Do Habitable Planets Require Magnetic Fields,” as well as more topics to be announced. Learn essential advocacy skills in a joint presentation from the Office of Victim Assistance and the Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance, as well as allyship presentations from the Gender and Sexuality Center.
There will be free appetizers and Indian Cuisine for dinner. Attendance for the full duration of the event is not required for participation. Early registration is encouraged, but it also will be possible to register at the time of the event.
oSTEM @ CU Boulder hosts weekly meetings at The BOLD Center on campus 7–8 p.m. Mondays.