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SACNAS Remembers Founding Member Dr. Ciriaco Gonzales
Remembering beloved and Founding member Dr. Ciriaco Gonzales...
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SACNAS Interviews STEM Role Model Rosalyn LaPier, PhD
Scientists, researchers and students from diverse communities in the southern border region available to comment on how the proposed U.S. border with Mexico closure will affect their scientific research and work
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Persistence is in Our DNA: How to Stay Motivated as a Community College Student During COVID-19
Scientists, researchers and students from diverse communities in the southern border region available to comment on how the proposed U.S. border with Mexico closure will affect their scientific research and work
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COVID-19 Action Plan & Updates
Wednesday, May 6 May Enewsletter As of today, the 2020 SACNAS conference is still planned to occur as scheduled. We will continue to modify and adjust as we monitor the situation with the COVID-19 pandemic. In the meantime we have updated our registration...
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An Open Letter Urging a Halt to Construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope
Mauna Kea is considered the most sacred mountain in the Hawaiian archipelago and the zenith of Native Hawaiian’s ancestral ties to creation. We cannot stress enough how important sacredness is for Native Hawaiians and other indigenous peoples.
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SACNAS Elects 4 New Board Members To Take Office January 2020
Four members elected to the SACNAS Board of Directors, including the 5th woman president
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Eight SACNAS Members Selected As AAAS Ambassadors for Women in STEM
Pictured (from left to right): 1st row — Minerva Cordova, Joyonna Gamble-George, & Lekelia Jenkins. 2nd row — Kellyn LaCour-Conant, Ana Maria Porras, & Ahna Skop. Not pictured: Raychelle Burks, Earyn McGee ______ The American Association...