STS Graduate Workshop
The STS Graduate Workshop is a student-run workshop that meets periodically to bring together graduate students with an interest in Science, Technology, and Society. Please see below for upcoming and past workshops.
To learn about STS events and opportunities for graduate students and postdocs, sign up for our STS Grads and Postdocs mailing list.
For events open to the broader STS community, visit our Upcoming Events page.
Upcoming Events
Increasingly, the field of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) has become interested in topics surrounding pedagogy, the art and craft of teaching.
Meet other Science, Technology, and Society Graduate Students for a joyous spring get-together. One free drink will be provided to the first 20 people who register using the link below!
Join us for dinner to build collective knowledge and demystify the STS academic job search!
Past Events
Increasingly, the field of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) has become interested in topics surrounding pedagogy, the art and craft of teaching.
Come join our next lunch conversation about language and representation technologies on Wednesday, April 17, at 12pm on the roof of CERAS. We'll talk about questions like:
Increasingly, the field of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) has become interested in topics surrounding pedagogy, the art and craft of teaching.
The STS Film Forum invites you to join us for our screening of Rear Window this Thursday, April 11, at 5pm.
Increasingly, the field of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) has become interested in topics surrounding pedagogy, the art and craft of teaching.
Come join the Critical Tech Pedagogies and STS Graduate Certificate students to discuss the topic of surveillance.
Join the STS Film Forum for a screening of The Conversation staring Gene Hackman and directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Dinner will be served.
Join the STS Film Forum for a screening of Ingrid Goes West. Dinner will be served followed by a discussion with Professor Angèle Christin.
Join the STS Film Forum for a screening of Barbarian. Dinner will be served followed by a discussion with Stanford PACS Postdoc Karina Rider.
