Dear fellow graduate students,
The global impact of science and technology has never been greater or more controversial. Science policy is the diverse field where research, government, law, ethics and society intersect. Join us to discuss careers that require a scientific expertise and can give you the opportunity to inform the public, advise lawmakers, influence the direction of scientific research and education, and advocate for those at the bench or bedside.
 
There will be a networking lunch at 12-1 before the career development seminar on 11/13 at 1-3pm on Science policy. You will have an opportunity to meet and interact with the speakers prior to the seminar. Please respond to the survey if you are interested in joining us for lunch. Details as follow:
 
What: pre-seminar networking lunch on science policy

When: 11/13 at 12-1

Where: Graduate Student Lounge

Survey link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=yUg4x7QImkXeuawsfsBiAw_3d_3d

Speakers present:

• Dr. Nathaniel Hafer (AAAS Science Policy Fellow, NIH)
• Dr. Mike Stebbins (Director of Biology Policy, Federation of American Scientists and author of “Sex, Drugs and DNA”)
• Dr. Anne-Marie Mazza (Director, Committee Science, Technology and Law, Policy and Global Affairs division, National Academies
• Dr. Natalia Comella (Office of the US Global AIDS coordinator, US department of State)
   
  Thanks,
  The Pathways Committee