USG STEM Symposium
Monthly Virtual Series [via Zoom]
Sponsored by the Engineering and Technology Hub & the Health and Life Sciences Hub
The USG STEM Symposium is a series of virtual workshops held monthly throughout the academic year, showcasing academic programs in two of USG's industry hubs — Engineering & Technology and Health & Life Sciences. Each workshop focuses on a critical industry-relevant topic, highlighting how the featured programs at USG prepare students to tackle emerging challenges in their fields. These sessions offer a dynamic platform for collaboration between different academic disciplines and provide insights into cutting-edge issues and opportunities within and across academic programs at USG.
These workshops are open to anyone who may have an interest in STEM-based academic programs and/or STEM-related topics including prospective students (high school; community college; and graduate students); current students enrolled in academic programs at USG; current students enrolled in academic programs at home institutions; alumni; faculty; staff; employers/industry representatives; and community members).
Register for any or all of our upcoming sessions on Zoom:
Dec. 4, 3-4pm - What Are Vaccines and How Do They Work?
Featuring Keynote Speaker: Dr. Mark Schenerman, UMBC, M.P.S. in Biotechnology Program
Vaccines provide one of the best values in healthcare, yet they are often misunderstood by the public. This presentation will cover what vaccines are, how they work, and where to find reliable information on their safety and efficacy. Special emphasis will be placed on debunking myths and misconceptions with evidence-based science.
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Past Symposiums