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In Memoriam: David A. Hamburg, Doctor, Educator and Humanitarian
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Photo credit: David A. Hamburg, a renowned psychiatrist-physician, educator, leader and humanitarian, advanced understanding of stress on the brain and dedicated his life’s work to eliminating human suffering.
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AAAS IF/THEN Ambassadors to Connect STEM Women Role Models with Middle School Girls
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Photo credit: Applications are open for the AAAS IF/THEN Ambassadors program. Participants will engage students in person and through various media outlets.
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AAAS and EducationCounsel to Update Legal-Policy Guidance to Advance Campus Diversity Efforts
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Photo credit: AAAS has been awarded a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to further efforts of higher education institutions to advance diversity, equity and inclusion across STEM programs.
Steven Chu Assumes Term as AAAS President
Nobel Laureate Steven Chu Assumes Term as AAAS President
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In Memoriam: David A. Hamburg, Doctor, Educator and Humanitarian
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Photo credit: David A. Hamburg, a renowned psychiatrist-physician, educator, leader and humanitarian, advanced understanding of stress on the brain and dedicated his life’s work to eliminating human suffering.

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