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Events Highlights

Recent ARCS Events

  • 2015 AMC in Chicago
  • National Board Meeting
  • Donna Casey w Trip Organizers Patsy Caruso (C) and Donna Spivey (R) of Chicago Chapter
  • Second City performance
  • Chicago Architecture
  • Boat Tour
  • Boat Tour
  • Fossil Lab
  • Boat Tour
  • Dr PauL Sereno
  • Fossil Lab Tour
  • Fossil Lab Tour
  • Univ of Chicago
  • Chapter Presidents

    Nancy Chambers with Laura Springhetti, Utah (Left) and Teresa Greely, Tampa Bay (Right).

  • Atlanta Chapter at the Adler
  • Adler Reception
  • Workshops
  • Adler Planetarium
  • ARCS Lights Honored
  • ARCS Lights Luncheon
  • SEAC Panel
  • SEAC Panel moderator and retiring SEAC member recognized
  • First receipients of new scholar pins. Presented by L Brickner.
  • Attendees Plenary Session
  • Scholar Panel
  • Opening Reception

$1 Million Mark is Reached by Pittsburgh Chapter

In celebration of its tenth year in 2013, the Pittsburgh Chapter of ARCS® Foundation has pledged over $1 million to 63 scholars at Carnegie Mellon University, University of Pittsburgh and Penn State University. View Pittsburgh’s Academic Partners and Donors pages.
 

Utah and Seattle Chapters Meet Dr. Yoky Matsuoka

Two ARCS® Foundation Chapters, Utah and Seattle, have been honored to hear presentations by Dr. Yoky Matsuoka on her groundbreaking research dealing with human-robot interfaces. Dr. Matsuoka is a faculty member at the University of Washington.

Lifetime Achiever: Sandra Matteucci of the Phoenix Chapter

The Winter edition of the ARCS Foundation National Newsletter, Achievements, kicked off what will be a regular article to recognize ARCS Foundation members who had made a profound difference to the organization. They have contributed their time, their talents and their resources to “Advancing Science in America,” and we salute them. Our first Lifetime Achiever article featured Sandra Matteucci of the Phoenix Chapter.  Sandra joined her Chapter in 1991 and has since then been a leader and a mentor in Phoenix and on the National Board. She is currently a member of the National Council of Advisors. In the Achievements article, Sandra stated, “ARCS Foundation became my passion some 20 years ago and continues with each passing year. Looking back on two decades, one sees many changes. There is always discussion on how to better our organization. There are many lessons learned from the past, lessons that will help steer us towards ensuring lasting legacies for generations yet to come.”

Read the entire article and others in the Winter Achievements or view the page for the Phoenix Chapter of ARCS Foundation.