oSTEM
- Biweekly Study Hours Sundays 6-8pm in Douglass 403
Our next biweekly study hours will be this Sunday, March 30th. Please come and stop by, whether you want some extra tutoring or assistance with classes like CS, physics or calculus, or just want to pop by and see what’s up.
- Website
Visit our CCC website to browse through our compiled Resources & Opportunities (scholarships, conferences, etc.), read more about our iconic E-Board, and find other general oSTEM links. The website is regularly updated, if you spot any issues or know of an R&O we haven’t included, our Feedback Form is always open!
University
- Astronaut Scholarship: Nominations Due March 31, 2025 (Link)
The Astronaut Scholarship, founded in 1984 by the Mercury 7 astronauts, is open to exceptional rising juniors and seniors pursuing STEM degrees and has an award value of up to $15,000 per school year. In addition to the monetary value of the scholarship, the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation connects current Astronaut Scholars and Astronaut Scholar alum with mentorship and networking opportunities that go far beyond your average scholarship. Many Astronaut Scholars are offered internships and jobs in their disciplines due to the connections made by ASF. Some go on to grad school and some have even started their own businesses! If you have any questions you can look at the link above and reach out to Belinda Redden, Astronaut Scholarship Foundation university liaison, at belinda.redden@rochester.edu.
- OutGrads Charity Show
Join our friends at OutGrads (they’re like oSTEM for graduate students) for their 3rd Annual Charity Drag Show, which will be held on Thursday, March 20th from 6-8pm at the May Room! Food will be provided, there will be student performances, and all tickets will count towards a $10 donation to the Arnett House, which supports unhoused LGBTQ+ youth! Come have fun, support graduate students and contribute to a great cause!
- LGBTQ+ Leadership Lecture & Dinner: Register by April 17, 2024
The BIC is hosting its iconic LGBTQ+ Leadership Lecture & Dinner on Thursday, April 24th at 6pm in the Feldman Ballroom and will be featuring Aaron C. Morris, a renowned LGBTQ activist and Executive Director of Immigration Equality. Registration is required and due by April 17th (so you still have time), and they will be serving free dinner from Salena’s Mexican Restaurant! If you’ve attended before, you’ll know the food is good and the speakers are inspiring and very insightful! Our previous eBoard has also had a history of helping to plan the event and we were known to have one of the highest turnouts of any student organization at the dinner, so we hope to continue that trend this semester!
See you next week! <3