ABOUT CURIE CLUB
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Curie Club was founded to help ensure that all scientists in the Department of Chemistry are given the opportunity to meet other students and build a community. Curie Club hosts stimulating lectures, career development support, and lively debates to support and inspire the next generation of scientists. Upcoming Events:Curie Club and ChemSAC Coffee Chat - Tuesday, June 18th, 10am - 11am Curie Club and ChemSAC Coffee Chat - Tuesday, July 16th, 10am - 11am Curie Club Round Table Q&A - Thursday, September 5th, 2024, noon, TBBC 4429 - Dr. Dipa Kalyani, Principal Scientist at Merck Curie Club and ChemSAC Coffee Chat - Wednesday, September 18th, 10am - 11:30am Curie Club and ChemSAC Coffee Chat - Wednesday, October 23rd, 10am - 11:30am Curie Club and ChemSAC Coffee Chat - Wednesday, November 20th, 10am - 11:30am Curie Club and ChemSAC Coffee Chat - Wednesday, December 11th, 10am - 11:30am Curie Club Outreach Award:This award will fund ($100-1,000) graduate students' projects to bring chemistry to the community. As chemistry graduate students, we are passionate about this cool science, but sometimes, we fall short when engaging with the public. Think about ideas to show people how fun and exciting Chemistry is. This is your chance to make them real, and as a plus, these kinds of projects look good on resumés as they show your ability to lead. Applications are due January 15th. The winner of the 2024 award is Aria Ballance! Please join us for a Q&A session on December 5th (Tuesday)
from 10:00 am to 11:00 am, HEB 2040
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GIVE TO CURIE CLUB
Funds can support the creation of the Curie U Chemistry Graduate Fellowships, the Curie Endowed Chair, or other programs that build and engage all students in the Department of Chemistry. Curie Club will promote student success and support the quality and strength of scientific research and the U Chemistry's outstanding contribution to science.
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Give by Mail Send a check or money order to: University of Utah Advancement Office Department of Chemistry Please note special instructions for allocation: “Curie Club” P.O. Box 58006 Salt Lake City, UT 84158 |
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Marie Curie
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A century ago, Marie Curie became the first scientist ever to win 2 Nobel Prizes. Her spectacular scientific career was achieved despite the obligations of family, extreme prejudice against women, a relentless search for research funding, and the constant battle for recognition that was her due. |
Contacts
Nelly Divricean - Director of Strategic Engagement
Julia McNulty - Marketing and Development Assistant