HSURV 2019!

Come vent about your research trials & triumphs (or also anything else going on in your life)! receive validation, support, and advice if you want it. And there will be snacks!

This Sunday, June 30th, come to Salem, MA and visit the Peabody Essex Museum (which holds one of the major Asian art collections in the U.S.!) as well as the historic and charming town of Salem.

Got sweaty in the hamster balls? Come cool off with water guns, water balloons, and more! (This can be us drenching Greg!!!)

An excuse to go crazy and bump into each other. Need we say more?

Let off steam with paintball!

Fellows pick an ethical or social issue related to a scientific or technological domain (even better if it's your lab's area of research) and discuss their thoughts about how to deal with questions of value in what are often considered "objective" or "purely rational" fields.

tl,dr: Come dance and party (for free!) with thousands of Cambridge residents and visitors who will gather on Mass. Ave. in front of Cambridge City Hall for the City’s annual Dance Party. (and that's a real photo from a past year!!!)

Come showcase your talent and witness those of your fellow peers!

All are welcome to join regardless of Spanish-speaking background or level!

Improvise with suggestions from the audience that are interpreted by a team who work together to create a whole scene!

This week’s Distinguished Speaker for PRISE is Karine Gibbs, associate professor of molecular and cellular biology. Winthrop JCR!

Students from all programs and backgrounds are necessary to make the end product a success! From writing to graphic design, there's a number of ways you can get involved, so feel free to join the team!