STS Club
Hello students of Science and Technology Studies, Anthropology, Biology,
Philosophy, Chemistry, History, Computer Science or any of the other
disciplines of the sciences, social sciences, and/or humanities!
Do you have interests that cross the "realms" of science and other
"domains" such as art or the social sciences?
Have you ever wanted to know where what we know comes from and how it is
that we came to know it?
Would you like to meet other people with as diverse interests as you and
with whom you can share ideas and experiences from your respective
backgrounds and fields of study?
Then be among the first on our campus to bring together students from the
sciences, social sciences, and humanities in the new Science and Technology
Studies Club!
Prospective activities include:
-Touring laboratories on campus -- We attend one of the top research
institutions in the country and have a unique opportunity to see how
discoveries are made and how new knowledge is formed in various disciplines!
-Viewing films that encourage thought about how science and technology have
shaped our culture and imagination
-Socializing with awesome students from diverse academic backgrounds with
varied interests
If you're interested, attend one of our meetings! At our upcoming meeting,
this Thursday evening (Jan 31) at 6:10pm in Wellman 203, we will be
discussing what labs we would like to visit on campus and what films to
view this quarter. -- Hope to see you there!
If you have any questions or can't come but are interested, feel free to email:
Jimmy Nguyen or Diana Nguyen
California STS Network!
JOE DUMIT “True Demons of Cognition: When Computers were Glad, Sad, and Mad yet Logical; or, a Brief History of Experimental Epistemology at the End of Cognitive Science”