Regional group check-ins provide science.events members with an opportunity to connect with their regional captain and other members each quarter. Regional assignments are loosely based on time zones for the sake of scheduling and are not restrictions. You are welcome to attend the check-in hosted by your assigned captain or choose another session that better fits your schedule and/or includes people you’d like to meet! The South Central Group is led by Monique Ealey (Mississippi Children's Museum).
Regional group check-ins provide science.events members with an opportunity to connect with their regional captain and other members each quarter. Regional assignments are loosely based on time zones for the sake of scheduling and are not restrictions. You are welcome to attend the check-in hosted by your assigned captain or choose another session that better fits your schedule and/or includes people you’d like to meet! The North Eastern Group is led by Sam Connors (Da Vinci Art Alliance).
Regional group check-ins provide science.events members with an opportunity to connect with their regional captain and other members each quarter. Regional assignments are loosely based on time zones for the sake of scheduling and are not restrictions. You are welcome to attend the check-in hosted by your assigned captain or choose another session that better fits your schedule and/or includes people you’d like to meet! The North Central Group is led by Kacie Baum (University of Nebraska Medical Center).
You're coming to the Summit, right? Here's another chance to shape the program so you get what you want out of the experience. Register for this virtual meeting on April 30, from noon - 1:00 Eastern, to plan sessions and experiences to add to the Summit's program.
Crisis management is something every event organizer has to address, one way or another. Join this virtual meeting on May 12 from 2:30 - 3:30 to hear a couple of examples how some Science.Events members are thinking about crisis management, followed by an informal conversation about how you might get better prepared.
Regional group check-ins provide science.events members with an opportunity to connect with their regional captain and other members each quarter. Regional assignments are loosely based on time zones for the sake of scheduling and are not restrictions. You are welcome to attend the check-in hosted by your assigned captain or choose another session that better fits your schedule and/or includes people you’d like to meet! The South Eastern Group is led by Meisa Salaita and Dana Buskovitz (Science ATL).
Regional group check-ins provide science.events members with an opportunity to connect with their regional captain and other members each quarter. Regional assignments are loosely based on time zones for the sake of scheduling and are not restrictions. You are welcome to attend the check-in hosted by your assigned captain or choose another session that better fits your schedule and/or includes people you’d like to meet! The Multi-Regional Group is led by Diana Plasker (Science Friday).
Regional group check-ins provide science.events members with an opportunity to connect with their regional captain and other members each quarter. Regional assignments are loosely based on time zones for the sake of scheduling and are not restrictions. You are welcome to attend the check-in hosted by your assigned captain or choose another session that better fits your schedule and/or includes people you’d like to meet! The Eastern Group is led by Kari Wouk (North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences).
Regional group check-ins provide science.events members with an opportunity to connect with their regional captain and other members each quarter. Regional assignments are loosely based on time zones for the sake of scheduling and are not restrictions. You are welcome to attend the check-in hosted by your assigned captain or choose another session that better fits your schedule and/or includes people you’d like to meet! The Western Group is led by Sandra Valencia (Columbia Memorial Space Center).
Join this workshop on May 28, from noon - 1:00 Eastern, to hear some of the ways two Science.Events members are measuring the unique impact of their events, followed by a conversation about what is already being done and what might be missing as we all try to demonstrate the importance of live events. Co-hosted by Science.Events Captains Diana Plasker (Science Friday) and Kari Wouk (North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences).
Registration is open for the 2025 Science Events Summit! Join us in Philadelphia this coming June 8 - 10.
Regroup with your fellow Science Events Summit attendees to debrief about the Summit and how to integrate lessons learned into practice back home. Co-hosted by official 2025 Summit onsite Philadelphia co-host and Science.Events Captain Sam Connors (Da Vinci Art Alliance). (Registration link to be added soon).
Meet fellow Science.Events members and learn more about other organizers! Co-hosted by Science.Events Captain Diana Plasker (Science Friday). (Registration link to be added soon).
