As one of the authors, I might be a little biased here, but this tax policy primer from @MOSTSciPol is a pretty unintimidating introduction to the types of taxes in Missouri, where they come from and what they fund.
🦠KC RiBS is excited to announce that our networking events will be resuming in June! Keep an eye out for updated info in the coming weeks. We can’t wait to continue fulfilling our mission of bringing the KC science community together.
We're hosting a three-part workshop series for MO-based #STEM grad students, postdocs, and researchers about how to use their academic backgrounds to engage with science policy. #Sci4MO#SciComm#SciPol#ProfessionalDevelopment
Learn more: https://t.co/a4Wb31IMyD
Join us for “Solar Geoengineering: Innovative Technologies to Offset Climate Change,” a free program with solar geoengineering expert Dr. David Keith, @Kennedy_School, and @williamjewell professors Dr. Will Lindquist & Dr. Rose Reynolds. Register now. https://t.co/UrTR6OHMV7
We're hosting a three-part workshop series for MO based #STEM grad students, postdocs, and researchers about how to use their academic backgrounds to engage with science policy. #Sci4MO#SciComm#SciPol#ProfessionalDevelopment
Learn more: https://t.co/a4Wb31IMyD
We’d like to thank Labconco for sponsoring the #BioscienceCareerExpo. Your support helps us increase access to #talent for the #bioscience industry. Register today! https://t.co/qP4Ib1CBz7
You’re invited to join us virtually tomorrow for “Science Headlines: COVID-19 Vaccine Equity,” a panel discussion on vaccine equity with Qiana Thomason, @healthforwardKC, Trevor Zimmer, @sabinvaccine, and Brian Hail, @CherokeeNation. Register today! https://t.co/hkiLr1Ffpn
This week, the House and Senate are considering legislation on Empowerment Scholarship Accounts. We wrote a science note on this topic, and our fellow, Dr. Brittany Whitley, broke it down on our SciPol Office Hours last month. Check it out!
https://t.co/pjY10y2pF4
Join us for our discussion, “Three Billion Birds Lost: The Disappearance of North American Birds and What We Can Do About It,” as we explore the changes in the continent’s birdlife & actions that we can take to protect birds & their habitats. Sign up now! https://t.co/BwxwljTB2y
Bees are an integral piece of our ecosystem, and their conservation is critical. Join us on March 17 for “AI and Computer Vision in Bee Ecology, Conservation, and Citizen Science,” the first of a three-part series. Register today. https://t.co/Yll79E5Ya0
LAST CHANCE!!! Students and postdocs looking to build #leadership experience attend our webinar Designing a #Science#Outreach Program to learn how to develop a program and build relevant professional skills. Space is limited, register today: https://t.co/Wea6CqT8oX
On March 10, we will host local experts to discuss Mental Health Services for Farmers and Ranchers.
Agricultural workers already face striking mental health challenges, and #COVID19 has only exacerbated stress and isolation.
Learn more and register:
https://t.co/qaDOz4p0pB
Applications for the 2021-2022 cohort of MOST Policy Fellows are due one month from today, on March 15! Post-doctoral and late-stage PhD STEMM professionals are encouraged to apply. #SciPolJobs
https://t.co/HnXPVWyVfx
MOST Policy Fellows serve as informal science advisors to #moleg covering a variety of science (including social and behavioral sciences) and technology policy topics. Applications for the 2021-2022 fellowship cohort are open until 3/15! #SciPolJobs
https://t.co/HnXPVWQwE7
On February 2nd, we will host an informational webinar about the MOST Policy Fellows program. Join us to hear from our director, current fellows, and advisors to learn about the fellowship experience and application tips!
Register here: https://t.co/HtwXp3lQoO
This Friday at 3pm, Dr. Brittany Whitley (@britwhits) will be discussing Empowerment Scholarship Accounts at our #SciPol Office Hours. Her science note was also submitted as written testimony for the #MOleg senate education hearing tomorrow.
Read more: https://t.co/3bzW8tByY8