March 2021
Online Girl Scouts: Leap Bots
Brownies complete requirements for their Mechanical Engineering: Leap Bot Badge as they learn about springs and how they work by creating and testing different spring-loaded Leap Bots. Badge is not included in registration fee. Roswell-area participants may pick up supplies (non-contact) from 10am-4pm (Monday-Friday) at 2500 Old Alabama Rd, suite 5, Roswell. Supplies can be shipped for an additional cost ($5). Please allow at least 7 days for shipping option.
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STEAM Squad: Oceans & Oil Spills
Join us as we delve into some STEAM at home activities and explore different fields of science. This Week: Oceans & Oils Spills! To Join this live event click on the link.
Find out more »Storytime with Georgia Aquarium: Just Narwhal
Storytime with Georgia Aquarium provides a fun and interactive learning environment for children of all ages. Join our reader, Roger, as he readsJust Narwhal in front of our beluga whales! About this Story: Narwhal doesn’t think she has any skills – especially when she compares herself to the mermaids. She’s just Narwhal! So when the mermaids need someone to judge their painting contest, Narwhal doesn’t think she can do it. But the other creatures don’t judge it fairly, and Narwhal soon…
Find out more »3D Modeling and Design Club
Want to create 3D art, game assets or participate in design challenges? Come learn about Blender, an open and 3D creation suite, or Tinkercad, an online 3D modeling program.
Find out more »STEAM Train
STEAM Train is an exciting STEAM-focused, virtual program intended for children ages 5 to 7. Each session, children can watch a pre-recorded video that talks about different topics related to science. At the end of each video there will be a hands-on experiment that children can do at home (with adult supervision). Most experiments will use common household items to make them as accessible as possible.
Find out more »Going Viral: Viruses and the Meaning We Make of Them
Viruses have baffled humans for far longer than we have known of their existence. Not seen under a microscope until the 1930s, they have long been understood primarily through their deadly disease effects. Although diseases often act on different bodies in similar ways, however, explanations for them have varied widely depending on historical moment and cultural context. In this seminar, we will explore some of the many meanings humans have made of viruses in their efforts to understand and manage…
Find out more »ONLINE: Decatur Makers Open Build Night
We are now hosting VIRTUAL open build nights on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 7 PM; So if you're interested in checking out the space, check us out here via Zoom. Bring questions about Decatur Makers and a makerspace, a project you'd like to work on, and meet others who have the same passion or can help out! This is for makers of all ages, skill sets, and interests. Pop in, say hi, and stay…
Find out more »A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
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Body Systems in Space
Students will research body systems, functions and the effects on zero gravity on Mars. Students will use Design Thinking to create a prototype of a product that would help an astronaut living in zero gravity.
Find out more »Black Girls CODE x Salom Presents: Finding Your Why
Join Black Girls CODE for a conversation with influential members of the Salom team about their career journeys. During this event, we will explore how to identify what you're passionate about, how to take actionable steps towards pursuing your passions and bringing your career goals to fruition. This event is free and open to #techdivas between the ages of 14 to 19. Space is limited. Register today!
Find out more »Raptor Identification with Georgann Schmalz
From their hunting prowess to their majestic soaring, raptors captivate our attention with their gracefulness and power—be it from the trail or from the highway. More than a dozen species of raptors rule the skies over Georgia, but they can be difficult to distinguish at a distance. Learn the basics and the secrets to making raptor identification easy with ornithologist Georgann Schmalz. She will focus on behaviors, habitats, and enough general information that will make recognizing these birds in the…
Find out more »Girls Who Code (Virtual)
Join the mission to close the gender gap in technology! Girls Who Code is reaching out to girls around the world and is on track to close the gender gap in new entry-level tech jobs by 2027. Club will begin meeting virtually each Saturday starting Jan 16th @ 1 pm!
Find out more »Online Girl Scouts: Marine Biologist
Girl Scouts learn about being a Marine Biologist from a Marine Biologist, and explore other ocean science STEM careers they may not know about. We discuss responsibilities of various careers, what it is like day-to-day, and how to get there. Girl Scouts complete requirements for their STEM Career Exploration Badges.
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STEM Saturday
Learn to code using Python & JavaScript programming language and win a free prize with Little Explorer's Hour of Code!
Find out more »Biology of Reptiles
Snakes, lizards, turtles, and others comprise one of the most fascinating groups of vertebrates — the reptiles. There is hardly a group which inspires as much wonder, awe, and fear as this one. This course provides an exploration into reptiles beginning with how they arose on earth, and then discussing what they have been up to since they got here. Global biodiversity will be discussed in detail, exploring the major groups and their relationships to each other. The anatomy and…
Find out more »Computer Coding Club
During this series, create your own web page while learning how to structure and style websites using HTML and CSS. You must sign up for a free codecademy.org account. No previous experience required. Must be able to type. Club will take place live via Google Meet; register online to receive class link. Please contact [email protected] with questions.
Find out more »Virtual Art Gone Wild
Paint, but make it wild! Zoo Atlanta and Sips n Strokes present a virtual art experience for all ages and skill levels! You will paint a featured species from the comfort of your own home with live step-by-step instruction from Sips n Strokes artists.
Find out more »ONLINE: Decatur Makers Open Build Night
We are now hosting VIRTUAL open build nights on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 7 PM; So if you're interested in checking out the space, check us out here via Zoom. Bring questions about Decatur Makers and a makerspace, a project you'd like to work on, and meet others who have the same passion or can help out! This is for makers of all ages, skill sets, and interests. Pop in, say hi, and stay…
Find out more »Lend Citizen Science Project Scientists a Hand. Then, Discuss the Results!
As part of continued programming with the Network of the National Library of Medicine (https://SciStarter.org/NLM) and the All of Us Research Program (https://joinallofus.org/nlm), SciStarter is hosting an event series in January, February and March to help you get started in one of three citizen science projects that advance real world research. Then, share your experiences with the scientists you helped and ask them anything!
Find out more »Wonderlab
Wonderlab is a space for children in grades K-5 to explore, create and investigate! Join us online to participate in a monthly STEAM challenge for guaranteed fun and learning. You will use the engineering process to explore problem solving while planning, creating and improving your design. A kit containing most of the required materials to complete the challenges will be available to registered participants for pick up at Mountain View Regional Library beginning the Monday prior to the event. For…
Find out more »Virtual Family STEM Nights
Join one of GYSTC's Virtual STEM Nights! Everyone in your family can participate. Activities are appropriate for K-2, 3-5 or 6-8, depending on the session you join. Once you register, you will receive a list of the activities and a you will receive a supply kit well in advance of the event. A couple of days before the event you will receive a Zoom link to participate. GYSTC Staff will present the activities online and your child can follow along…
Find out more »Virtual Family STEM Night
Join one of our Virtual STEM Nights! Everyone in your family can participate. Activities are appropriate for K-2, 3-5 or 6-8, depending on the session you join. Once you register, you will receive a list of the activities and a you will receive a supply kit well in advance of the event. A couple of days before the event you will receive a Zoom link to participate. GYSTC Staff will present the activities online and your child can follow along…
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Georgia Audubon Bird Stories: Bird Feet are Neat
Join us on March 19 at 9:30 A.M. EST for Georgia Audubon Bird Stories. We will be reading Paddle Perch Climb: Bird Feet Are Neat, by Laurie Ellen Angus. Bring your curious mind!
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Online Girl Scouts: Geode Lab
Girl Scouts become geologists as they investigate rocks and minerals and how they are formed, and crack open their own geode to discover the crystals inside. Parent assistance may be needed for this activity. You may choose to do part of this activity outside. Registration includes our Geodes Lab Kit and a Rocks and Minerals Fun Patch. Pick up and shipping options available: Roswell-area participants may pick up supplies (non-contact) at least 24 hours after registration from 10am-4pm (Monday-Friday) at 2500 Old Alabama…
Find out more »Girls Who Code (Virtual)
Join the mission to close the gender gap in technology! Girls Who Code is reaching out to girls around the world and is on track to close the gender gap in new entry-level tech jobs by 2027. Club will begin meeting virtually each Saturday starting Jan 16th @ 1 pm!
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Birding by Ear with Georgann Schmalz
This fun program with ornithologist Georgann Schmalz is for anyone who is interested in learning to identify birds by songs and call notes. Participants will learn the characteristics of bird songs and techniques of birding by ear. Information will include examples of components of bird songs such as tempo, rhythm, pitch, and quality. Handouts will include a list of mnemonics and phonetics for use in the field. We will not play dozens of songs and show dozens of bird photos.…
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Adult Coding
Through guided lessons create your own website. This month, begin creating the structure of your website and learn about styling websites.
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What to Expect from the James Webb Space Telescope
Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Tuesday, March 23 at 6pm Pacific (9pm Eastern) to hear Dr. Kelly Lepo update us with the latest on the James Webb Space Telescope. The James Webb Space Telescope is NASA's next flagship space observatory, which will launch in October 2021. In this presentation, Dr. Lepo will discuss the science and challenges of infrared astronomy, as well as the big questions that the Webb telescope will help to answer: What were the first…
Find out more »ONLINE: Decatur Makers Open Build Night
We are now hosting VIRTUAL open build nights on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 7 PM; So if you're interested in checking out the space, check us out here via Zoom. Bring questions about Decatur Makers and a makerspace, a project you'd like to work on, and meet others who have the same passion or can help out! This is for makers of all ages, skill sets, and interests. Pop in, say hi, and stay…
Find out more »Lend Citizen Science Project Scientists a Hand. Then, Discuss the Results!
As part of continued programming with the Network of the National Library of Medicine (https://SciStarter.org/NLM) and the All of Us Research Program (https://joinallofus.org/nlm), SciStarter is hosting an event series in January, February and March to help you get started in one of three citizen science projects that advance real world research. Then, share your experiences with the scientists you helped and ask them anything!
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Atlanta’s Online Story Hour
Friday, March 27th at 7 pm EST, join us for our online live show! Three storytellers from the Atlanta area will share their true, personal stories about science and we'll invite our audience to share their ten-word stories as well! This event is free, or you may pay up to $50 on a sliding scale if you wish to donate to The Story Collider. Reserve your spot and watch here or on the page below!
Find out more »Girls Who Code (Virtual)
Join the mission to close the gender gap in technology! Girls Who Code is reaching out to girls around the world and is on track to close the gender gap in new entry-level tech jobs by 2027. Club will begin meeting virtually each Saturday starting Jan 16th @ 1 pm!
Find out more »Birding by Ear with Georgann Schmalz
This fun program with ornithologist Georgann Schmalz is for anyone who is interested in learning to identify birds by songs and call notes. Participants will learn the characteristics of bird songs and techniques of birding by ear. Information will include examples of components of bird songs such as tempo, rhythm, pitch, and quality. Handouts will include a list of mnemonics and phonetics for use in the field. We will not play dozens of songs and show dozens of bird photos.…
Find out more »What’s That Bird? Spring Workshop
Join Conservation Director Adam Betuel as he walks you through some of the most difficult and commonly encountered identification challenges of our resident, breeding, and migratory bird species. Are you having a hard time determining if those swallows overhead are Barn or Cliff Swallows (or even Chimney Swifts!)? Was that raptor zooming through your backyard a Red-shouldered or Broad-winged Hawk? What about those yellowlegs out on the mudflat? And while fall is notorious for its confusing fall warblers, springtime has…
Find out more »April 2021
Women Who Code: Let’s Do (Virtual) Lunch
Let's Do Lunch! Once a month we'll gather for lunch to discuss tech, work, or anything and everything else! Grab some food from a restaurant or even bring your own lunch.
Find out more »Code Ninjas
East Cobb has partnered with Code Ninjas to bring a unique and engaging program. Children ages 7-10 can learn how to use Scratch and can attend this program to learn basic programming. Harness your math and writing skills to master the language of Scratch. Learn how syntax works and how you can build 2D games that run on a web browser!
Find out more »Computer Coding Club
During this series, create your own web page while learning how to structure and style websites using HTML and CSS. You must sign up for a free codecademy.org account. No previous experience required. Must be able to type. Club will take place live via Google Meet; register online to receive class link. Please contact [email protected] with questions.
Find out more »STEM Saturday
Learn to code using Python & JavaScript programming language and win a free prize with Little Explorer's Hour of Code!
Find out more »STEAM Train
STEAM Train is an exciting STEAM-focused, virtual program intended for children ages 5 to 7. Each session, children can watch a pre-recorded video that talks about different topics related to science. At the end of each video there will be a hands-on experiment that children can do at home (with adult supervision). Most experiments will use common household items to make them as accessible as possible.
Find out more »A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »Virtual Family STEM Night
Join one of our Virtual STEM Nights! Everyone in your family can participate. Activities are appropriate for K-2, 3-5 or 6-8, depending on the session you join. Once you register, you will receive a list of the activities and a you will receive a supply kit well in advance of the event. A couple of days before the event you will receive a Zoom link to participate. GYSTC Staff will present the activities online and your child can follow along…
Find out more »Online Girl Scouts: Automotive Engineering
Daisies use their engineering skills to build, test and modify a vehicle prototype. Girl Scouts complete requirements toward their Automotive 2: Engineering Badge. Badge is not included in registration fee. Roswell-area participants may pick up supplies (non-contact) from 10am-4pm (Monday-Friday) at 2500 Old Alabama Rd, suite 5, Roswell. Supplies can be shipped for an additional cost ($5). Please allow at least 7 days for shipping option.
Find out more »Online Girl Scouts: Terrarium Science
Girl Scouts investigate the things that plants need to live and grow as they learn about moss and create their own living terrarium.
Find out more »Virtual Family STEM Nights
Join one of GYSTC's Virtual STEM Nights! Everyone in your family can participate. Activities are appropriate for K-2, 3-5 or 6-8, depending on the session you join. Once you register, you will receive a list of the activities and a you will receive a supply kit well in advance of the event. A couple of days before the event you will receive a Zoom link to participate. GYSTC Staff will present the activities online and your child can follow along…
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Liberation and Hope through Black Art
As part of our collaboration with Brickworks Gallery on the Three Billion Exhibit currently on display at the Hudgens Center for Art and Learning, we are bringing you this special webinar about the power of art to make change. Through poetry, prose, and visual art, this panel will highlight the artistic expression of Black joy, history, and perspectives in and through nature, and the role that art plays in healing, liberation, and protecting the diversity of creatures with which we share…
Find out more »Online Girl Scouts: Geode Lab
Girl Scouts become geologists as they investigate rocks and minerals and how they are formed, and crack open their own geode to discover the crystals inside. Parent assistance may be needed for this activity. You may choose to do part of this activity outside. Registration includes our Geodes Lab Kit and a Rocks and Minerals Fun Patch. Pick up and shipping options available: Roswell-area participants may pick up supplies (non-contact) at least 24 hours after registration from 10am-4pm (Monday-Friday) at 2500 Old Alabama…
Find out more »Online Girl Scouts: Terrarium Science
Girl Scouts investigate the things that plants need to live and grow as they learn about moss and create their own living terrarium.
Find out more »May 2021
Online Girl Scouts: Terrarium Science
Girl Scouts investigate the things that plants need to live and grow as they learn about moss and create their own living terrarium.
Find out more »Virtual Family STEM Night
Join one of our Virtual STEM Nights! Everyone in your family can participate. Activities are appropriate for K-2, 3-5 or 6-8, depending on the session you join. Once you register, you will receive a list of the activities and a you will receive a supply kit well in advance of the event. A couple of days before the event you will receive a Zoom link to participate. GYSTC Staff will present the activities online and your child can follow along…
Find out more »Georgia STEM Day
Join thousands of schools in Georgia on May 7, 2021 to celebrate Georgia STEM Day. Georgia STEM Day is a day for schools, educators, students, and companies to engage in activities involving science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). By celebrating Georgia STEM Day 2021, you will be helping to raise awareness of the importance of STEM in our state. In 2021, TAG-Ed is partnering with Science ATL to offer a variety of virtual programming options to include in your STEM…
Find out more »STEM Saturday
Learn to code using Python & JavaScript programming language and win a free prize with Little Explorer's Hour of Code!
Find out more »A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »June 2021
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »STEM Saturday
Learn to code using Python & JavaScript programming language and win a free prize with Little Explorer's Hour of Code!
Find out more »July 2021
STEM Saturday
Learn to code using Python & JavaScript programming language and win a free prize with Little Explorer's Hour of Code!
Find out more »A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »August 2021
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »September 2021
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »October 2021
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »November 2021
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »December 2021
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »January 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »February 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »March 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »April 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »May 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »June 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »July 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »August 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »September 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »October 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »November 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »December 2022
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »January 2023
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
Find out more »February 2023
A Cappella’s Science Book Club
If you are a reader interested in science or a scientist interested in reading, the Science Book Club would love to have you! You don’t have to be a scientist to join the group, just come with curiosity and an open mind. Each month we’ll choose and discuss non-fiction science books, and invite local scientists with expertise related to that month’s book to join us in our discussion. For inquiries about joining a book club, and any other questions, please…
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