Friday Night STEM

Shoutout to our amazing Alaska Pacific University Professors and Alaska Volcano Observatory for a memorable geology night!

Next month is Medical March on March 13th

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This Friday will be our 4th FN STEM! The theme is geology 🪨 FN STEM is always free to the public to make science accessible.

Did you know there’s glaciers in Africa?! Nathan Anderson will be presenting “Glaciers in Equatorial Africa? Surface-Exposure Dating in Uganda’s Mountains of the Moon”

When 📍 Feb 13th at Kaladis Brothers Coffee 6901 E Tudor Rd

Photos from January 9th! Bacteria? Space particles? Walrus? Oh my 🤯 every second Friday of the month we host FN STEM! Our next event is Feb 13th — Theme is Geology 🪨

This Friday the 12th at 6 pm, join us again at the Kaladis on Tudor to listen to another 3 wonderful speakers!

Arin Underwood - Should I Become a Bird Nerd?
Laura Scott - The Road Less Traveled is the Path of Least Resistance
Sarah Stevens - Breast Milk: A Treasure Chest of Benefits

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Friday Night STEM is around the corner this Friday! This month we have a variety of themes from birds to the benefits of breast milk! Come relax after a long week of work to a nice and cozy environment at Kaladi to learn new things from 6 pm - 7:30 pm

We hope to see you there!

A successful event with Friday Night STEM!!! 55 APU students showed up for our speakers, and a quite a few other unaffiliated and super interested folks!

Event Highlights:
1. Sea cucumber reproduction and lunar cycles are kind of amazing
2. Trivia with Professor Scott (which country has the largest Exclusive Economic Zone?)
3. A very well put together and engaging presentation with Natalie on commercial vessel hull biofouling
4. Picture number three, President Navi poses with our wonderful speakers.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR FEEDBACK! Please provide feedback in the comments on what you'd like to see more of in the future.

Come join us at our very first event! With a theme of underwater life, this event would be perfect for for ocean enthusiasts to learn more about what is happening in Alaska's coastal ecosystems.
It's also a cool opportunity for Marine & Environmental Science majors at APU to learn more about what our instructors do outside the classroom with our dear Professors Benjamin Wilkins and T. Scott Smeltz.
Come grab a coffee and some scones and listen in on November 14th, next Friday evening!