St. Louis Science Center

ABBGS is seeking volunteers for our booth at the Minority Scientists Showcase. Volunteers will speak with high school students about pursuing a career in science along with their research interests.

Volunteers are asked to sign up at ABBGS.info@gmail.com

You may sign up for 1 or more hours.

Times are below:

Saturday and Monday: 10am-4pm

Sunday: 12pm-4pm

St. Louis Science Center

ABBGS is seeking volunteers for our booth at the Minority Scientists Showcase. Volunteers will speak with high school students about pursuing a career in science along with their research interests.

Volunteers are asked to sign up at ABBGS.info@gmail.com

You may sign up for 1 or more hours.

Times are below:

Saturday and Monday: 10am-4pm

Sunday: 12pm-4pm

St. Louis Science Center

ABBGS is seeking volunteers for our booth at the Minority Scientists Showcase. Volunteers will speak with high school students about pursuing a career in science along with their research interests.

Volunteers are asked to sign up at ABBGS.info@gmail.com

You may sign up for 1 or more hours.

Times are below:

Saturday and Monday: 10am-4pm

Sunday: 12pm-4pm

Becker Library Rm 510
Join us for our first meeting of 2007!

We will discuss our Youth Exploring Science outreach, MLK day, our next social event, and all updates from the last meeting.

Light refreshments will be provided.

This is an outreach opportunity that involves students volunteering  to speak to a class of undergraduates concerning your research, and your interest in science as a part of a black graduate student panel.

These classes are held at the Hilltop (Danforth) Campus from 4-5 PM on  12/11/06.

Please contact ABBGS.info@gmail.com to volunteer!

This is an outreach opportunity that involves students volunteering  to speak to a class of undergraduates concerning your research, and your interest in science as a part of a black graduate student panel.

These classes are held at the Hilltop (Danforth) Campus from 4-5 PM on Monday 11/27/06 and 12/11/06.

Please contact ABBGS.info@gmail.com to volunteer!

North Oaks Bowling Alley

101 North Oaks Plaza St. Louis, Missouri 63121

Come join ABBGS for our first of many BOSS (Blow Off Some Steam) Social Events!

Enjoy 2 hours of bowling along with shoe rental, pizza, and beverages ALL for only $3!

Farrell Learning and Teaching Center Rm. 213

We will discuss our end of the year social with GALAS, outreach opportunities, and all updates from the last meeting.

Light refreshments will be provided.

Steinberg Skating Rink, Forest Park (near KingsHWY entrance)

Enjoy a night of ice skating and hot cocoa!

Admission, skate rental, and hot chocolate is $3 for the first 30 students who RSVP at ABBGS.info@gmail.com. Afterwards, pricing is $7.25.

ABBGS has co-sponsored this event with GALAS and the DBBS Diversity Office.

September 8 - December 21

Grand Staircase Lobby, Olin Library, Level 1

The exhibition focuses on the creation and influence of the documentary series Eyes on the Prize I and II, which chronicles the American civil rights movement from 1955-1985. The series was produced by Wash U alum Henry Hampton and first aired on PBS in 1987. Archival materials including scripts, photographs, and transcripts will be on view at the Olin Library until December 21st.