2021 Diversity in STEM Conference
Investing in Human Capacity: Cultivating an Inclusive STEM Workforce through Education, Mentoring, and Social Networks
july 22-23, 2021 - Virtual
Speakers
Keynote speakers for the 2021 conference included Dr. Christine Grant, Associate Dean of Faculty Advancement and Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at NC State, and Dr. John Matsui, Director & Co-Founder of the Biology Scholars Program, University of California, Berkeley.
Features
For students:
Speakers and sessions to support STEM career development
Student oral and poster presentations with awards
Virtual networking with STEM students and professionals
Academic resource fair
A chance to participate in beta testing of LS-imPACt, the LS-PAC MODELS mentoring app and website
For professionals:
Speakers and sessions to help support students in their STEM careers
Virtual networking with individuals committed to broadening participation of historically underrepresented groups in STEM
Opportunity to represent a program and connect to potential students at the academic resource fair
A chance to participate in beta testing of imPACt, the LS-PAC MODELS mentoring app and website
Conference highlights
LS-PAC MODELS 2021 Diversity in STEM Conference: Opening Remarks
Keynote: Dr. Christine Grant - Mentors, Mentors Everywhere: Weaving Informal and Formal Mentoring into a Robust STEM Mentoring Quilt
Keynote: Dr. John Matsui - STEM Diversity Centers and Programs: Scaling Our Success to ‘Fix’ our Institutions and Not our Students
Dr. Isiah Warner: My Thousands of Miles Journey from Bunkie, Louisiana to LSU in Baton Rouge
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Information Session