Prism Week 2025
Monday
Town Hall with OSC Deans
With Thomas Koch, John Koshel, Brian Anderson, Justin Walker
March 24th 4:00 PM @ Meinel 821
This will be an opportunity to express concerns, get clarification on university policy, and make students aware of the responsibilities and limitations of OSC deans. Everyone is welcome to this brainstorming session on how to improve our college!
Submit an anonymous question or concern below:
Tuesday
Workshop – Fighting Impostor Through Acts of Resistance
With Morgan Demaree
March 25th 4:00 PM @ Meinel 821
Wednesday
Talk – Evolution & Technology: Forces Shaping Women’s Opportunities
With Jennifer Barton
March 26th 4:00 PM @ Meinel 821
As a consequence of human evolution, women bear the disproportionate energetic cost of propagating the species, a fact that shaped women’s historical roles. In the last 12,000 years, technology has emerged as force that has both hindered and helped equality of the sexes. This talk will examine how these two forces brought us to the current state of women’s opportunities, and what the future might bring.
Thursday
Workshop – Crafting a Winning Resume
with Craig Stearman (Talent Engagement Lead / University Relations Program Manager) from ASML
March 27th 5:00 PM @Meinel 821
Learn some tips, tricks, and best practices from an experienced recruiter – who wants YOU to get hired!
Register/Check-in below:
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Meeting ID: 353 642 739 414
Passcode: Sc69op2k
Friday
Mirror Lab Tour
with Daewook Kim
March 28th 11:00 or 11:30 AM Meet @Meinel 3rd floor
Have you ever wondered how giant telescope mirrors are made? Now’s your chance to see it up close! Join Optics for All for a FREE exclusive tour of the Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab during Prism Week on Friday, March 28th at 4 pm! Witness firsthand the process of spinning, casting, and polishing massive honeycomb mirrors that power the world’s most advanced telescopes, including the Giant Magellan Telescope. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the cutting-edge optical technology that makes this lab one of the most important in the field. Whether you’re an optics enthusiast, an aspiring scientist, or just curious, this is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience world-class optical engineering right here at the University of Arizona! Spots are limited, so sign up now!
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