Brandeis University Sacnas Chapter

04/09/2021

Join SACNAS tomorrow for a discussion on racial disparities in health care @ 6!
Zoom link:
https://brandeis.zoom.us/j/99399930306

11/09/2020

Want to know how it’s like to work in the medical field? Join SACNAS tonight for a night of networking with young professionals!

10/08/2020

09/14/2020

Join us for a virtual movie night featuring the documentary Becoming! There will be some fun discussion during it so don’t miss out!

06/08/2020

Are you interested in joining a national organization dedicated to fostering a supportive environment for science students, particularly those most under-represented in STEM, at Brandeis and beyond? Please checkout our website: https://sites.google.com/view/brandeissacnas/home.

We are looking for new members for this Fall. All are welcomed to apply. Please don't hesitate to reach out to me via [email protected] if you have any questions!

11/22/2019

Join SACNAS for dinner on December 6th at 5:30 in the Intercultural Center for a conversation amongst faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates about what it means to be the first in your family to pursue the sciences and how to succeed as a first-generation scientist. This event is also meant to be an opportunity for the Brandeis Community to learn more about the people they go to school with every day from faculty, undergraduates, and graduate students and ways we can make our communities more inclusive and supportive. **This event is sponsored by the Brandeis Pluralism Alliance and dinner will be provided from Guanachapi's Restaurant** You MUST register to attend

10/30/2019

Hello Friends 😆

SACNAS invites you to watch Freedom Riders!

"Renowned director Stanley Nelson chronicles the inspirational story of American civil rights activists' peaceful fight against racial segregation on buses and trains in the 1960s."

Come join us this Friday 11/1 6-8pm for Movie Night in the SCC Room 315.

07/18/2018

Hello all! We hope that everyone is having a great summer. With the fall semester quickly approaching please check out this new course offered in the fall titled Decolonization: A Native American Studies Approach, with instructor Lee Bloch