ProSPER

Join us for the first event of the year!! Link in bio!

Join us for our upcoming event with Dr. Luz Cumba Garcia

Join us in the Osage Room for a special seminar hosted by @scienceformissouri — bringing scientists and policymakers together to shape a better future for Missouri and beyond 🌍💡RSVP Link in Bio!!

Join us Wednesday, April 16 from 6-7:30 in FLTC 207 (Medical Campus) for our monthly meeting! We will be discussing the recent DOJ ruling on data privacy. Food will be provided for in-person attendees! RSVP using the QR code or this link: forms.gle/emjfzsWK41rtEf…

Use the QR code to register for the panel on Careers in Technology Transfer happening in 1 week! When: Wednesday, April 16th; 12-1pm Where: FLTC302 (Medical) and Graduate Center (Danforth)

Sign up for A Case Study in Patenting using the QR code! When: Tomorrow, April 9; 12-1pm Where: FLTC 302 (Medical Campus) or Graduate Center (Danforth Campus)

Whether you're interested in science writing, film, public outreach, or just want to learn more about what science communication looks like in practice, this panel will offer valuable insights and practical advice.

The conversation will focus on how to build a career in science communication, the challenges and rewards of connecting with different audiences, and how graduate students can begin to develop these skills and explore different opportunities.

Are you curious about careers that bridge science and public communication? Join us for a panel discussion exploring the diverse world of science communication.

Sign up for ProSPER's annual Hill Day! Capacity is limited, so act quickly!

Join us tomorrow, Saturday 3/22, for a screening of the film "Vaccination from the Misinformation Virus" followed by a Q&A with the Director!

Scan the QR code to register for an exciting Film Making Workshop hosted by Emmy-award winning film producer Chris Schueler!

Join us Wednesday, February 19th for our monthly meeting! RSVP here: forms.gle/JAvSQTMpN3KihY…

The event will begin with a brief introduction on the federal budget cycle, followed by an introduction of each panelist, and an open Q&A.

We are pleased to host a panel of three WashU faculty, across the School of Arts & Sciences, McKelvey School of Engineering, and the Brown School, who will share their experience in securing and working under Federal research grants.

RSVP for the Federal Budget Panel as part of the Gephardt Institute's Civic action week! forms.gle/qYzEQ1QRW2BTm6…