ARCS Metro Washington #ARCSScholar Sheila Iyer engages in DNA research as a way to creatively unpack the hidden secrets of the human genome. Read more here: ow.ly/OOwA50Rbqk1

Northern California Chapter #ARCSScholar Suzanne Lipton is focusing her PhD research on agroecology. Read more here: ow.ly/7bQL50Rbq6X

The world needs to reach net zero carbon emissions by the year 2050 for the global temperature to stop increasing and Northern California Chapter #ARCSScholar Alum, David McCollum is working to make it happen. Read more here: ow.ly/Uf3A50RbpXq

We hope you will join us in celebrating 65 years of #ARCSFoundation . Don’t miss your chance to register today!
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Meet Illinois Chapter #ARCSScholar , William Koval. He is studying ecology and evolution at University of Chicago focusing on how genetic variability affects the incidence of a fatal, naturally occurring insect virus in Douglas-fir tussock moth populations. #ScholarFeatureFriday

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Jacqueline Laddusaw is an Oregon Chapter #ARCSScholar studying chemistry at Oregon State University. Her research interest is in computational and organic chemistry including green chemistry and pharmaceuticals. #ScholarFeatureFriday

We are excited to offer the opportunity for you to be a valued sponsor of our 2024 All ARCS Conference in Chicago, June 5-9, 2024. Visit, ow.ly/WVa850QK2ZJ to review sponsorship offers and register today!

Meet San Diego Chapter #ARCSScholar Nicole Marcy. Nicole is a PhD nursing student at University of San Diego studying wearable medical technology. #ScholarFeatureFriday

March 19th marks #NationalAgricultureDay ! Join us in celebrating our #ARCSScholars studying agriculture and all the ag-based areas of study supported by #ARCSFoundation .

During our All ARCS Conference in Chicago, we will be celebrating ARCS Foundation’s 65th Anniversary supporting #STEM student research. Learn more here: ow.ly/WQyp50QK2S0

ARCS was founded 65 years ago by a group of ambitious women. Today, women continue to support the mission of ARCS to support STEM in America. Happy International Women's Day from #ARCSFoundation !

Kelsey Ferro is a Colorado Chapter #ARCSScholar studying metallurgical and materials engineering at Colorado School of Mines. Her research focuses on ferrous metallurgy and biomedical applications of metallurgy. #ScholarFeatureFriday

ARCS Honolulu's Cheryl Ernst has been nominated for an ARCS Sparks Award for her help with organizing the National Board Meeting in Honolulu. Thank you for your dedication, Cheryl!

The ARCS Sparks Awards recognizes members who are doing good things in service of ARCS Foundation.

Christian Moore is an undergraduate research student at Morehouse College studying computer science. His research focuses on algorithms for space exploration and climate change.

ARCS Foundation is thrilled to announce the 2024 All ARCS Conference coming to Chicago, Illinois, June 5-9, 2024. Join us to rekindle old friendships, forge new connections, and renew your enthusiasm for the ARCS mission. Register today: ow.ly/viXa50QJtAm

Megan Anderson is a mechanical and aerospace engineering student at George Washington University. Her field of study is biomedical acoustics, specifically ultrasound and rheology techniques for diagnostic and therapeutic applications.

Aloha! The ARCS Foundation National Board meeting from January 25-27, 2024, in Honolulu showcased Hawaii’s deep respect for nature and the environment through food, meetings, and tours. Read more here: ow.ly/nVQn50QAFZ2

After more than 60 years as a health services biostatistician, Dr. Paula H. Diehr has been recognized for her impact on public health as the 2024 inductee into the prestigious ARCS Alumni Hall of Fame.

Read more about her impactful career here: ow.ly/W6pN50QF7cn

ARCS Illinois Chapter Scholar Hendryck Gellineau can trace the “aha” moments that led to his current career path in science. Read more here: ow.ly/1TzU50QAFIk