Hey everyone! This upcoming week, March 18 - March 24, the GPSG Mental Health Committee will be hosting the Wholistic Wellness Week! We will be hosting various events this week, including Personal Safety Training, a wellness roundtable, and mindfulness workshops!

We can't wait to see you in Riverside, CA in just a few weeks at the #SciPolSymposium! As part of the event, we are proud to welcome Réka Szemerkényi and Frances Colón as keynote speakers: ow.ly/JYxG50R2Ssl Register by 3/31 to join us 4/12-14 ow.ly/yUVL50R2Ssm

There are a few days left to register for National Science Policy Network (NSPN) 's Symposium. I have learned a ton being a part of this community and I greatly recommend attending virtually or in person if you are interested in the intersection of science, technology, policy, and diplomacy.

Join us this afternoon for our comic book workshop!

Have you registered for the #SciPolSymposium? Don't forget to submit your registration by March 31! Join us at UC Riverside April 12-14 to hear from expert speakers and meet #SciPolPals! Register: ow.ly/mnCy50R0pGZ Browse the schedule of sessions: ow.ly/2enh50R0pH0

Looking for a stress-free way to celebrate Earth Month, spend time outside & improve your community? Join GPSG and EnCo for trash cleanup on April 20th from 12-2 @ Hubbard Park, then join us for an Earth Day Concert at the IMU Amphitheater at 7pm! Happy Earth Month; Go Hawks!

Looking for opportunities to strengthen your writing skills and connect with #SciPol leaders? Join us on Tuesday, April 23 at 6pm ET to celebrate the 2024 JSPG Summer Standard Issue! Register to learn more about what's ahead for both JSPG and NSPN: ow.ly/fPTX50Rjikr

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