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Speaker-Series (A3C): Reaching Out to Research: How to Get Involved as an Undergraduate

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White poster with image of Speaker Series at the top. On top of the image is the Speaker Series megaphone logo and a white-colored title that reads, “The 2023-2024 Asian American Activities Center Presents: Speaker Series.” Below the title on the left hand side is a red rectangle with the event title that reads, “Reaching Out to Research: How to Get Involved as an Undergraduate,” followed by the event description that reads: “Whether you’re a student interested in STEM, humanities and social sciences, or curious about the world of academia, this event is tailored to guide you through the processes of getting involved in research during your undergraduate years. Join us as our speakers dive into an overview of the diverse fields of research available to undergraduates, and engage in a Q&A session with a panel of research professionals.” Underneath the event description, a text reads “Your access to this event is important to us! Please contact Crista Olan (colan02@stanford.edu) and Deven Reddy (dkreddy@stanford.edu) to request disability-related accommodations. Requests should be made by Wed., Feb. 14.” Below the red rectangle is a text that reads “What is Speaker Series?” and a pink pentagonal-rectangle that describes what Speaker Series is: “The A³C Speaker Series is a weekly series featuring faculty, staff, and off-campus professionals speaking on issues pertaining to academics, career options, public service, and other topics.” On the right side of the poster is a purple rectangle with the following information about the event: “Date: Friday, Feb. 16 / Location: A³C Couchroom / Time: 12 PM-1 PM / RSVP by Wednesday, Feb. 14 at: tinyurl.com/ssw24w6”. Below the purple rectangle are portraits of the panelists, their names, and their job titles. On the left is Lorenzo Del Rosario, Undergraduate Student; in the middle is Esther Cho, Research Programs Director, Undergraduate Research; and on the right is Bri Virabouth, Undergraduate Student. Finally, at the bottom of the poster is a red rectangular footer that explains what the A³C is, the A³C logo, A3C’s social media, and a QR code for the event registration link: “The Stanford Asian American Activities Center, or A³C, is a department under the Vice Provost for Student Affairs and serves as Stanford’s primary resource for Asian and Asian American student affairs. / Instagram: @stanforda3c, Facebook: @stanforda3c, Website: a3c.stanford.edu.”

Friday, February 16, 2024
12pm to 1pm PT

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Asian American Activities Center, Couchroom
524 Lasuen Mall, Stanford, CA 94305
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Whether you’re a student interested in STEM, humanities and social sciences, or curious about the world of academia, this event is tailored to guide you through the processes of getting involved in research during your undergraduate years. Join us as our speakers dive into an overview of the diverse fields of research available to undergraduates, and engage in a Q&A session with a panel of research professionals.

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