Introducing President Marc Milne!

The Indiana Academy of Science is proud to introduce the next President of the Academy, Dr. Marc Milne. Dr. Milne is Associate Professor of Biology and Ron and Laura Strain Honors Faculty Fellow at the University of Indianapolis. His research interests include spider ecology and taxonomy, and he maintains a vibrant laboratory of undergraduate students at UIndy. He holds a BS in Biology from the University of North Florida and a PhD in Ecology from Old Dominion University. Previously, Dr. Milne served as the Chair of the Biodiversity and Natural Areas Committee, a member of the Budget Committee, and a member of the Senior Research Grants Committee. In a recent interview with UIndy's Intercom, Milne detailed his plans for his presidency: "In my term, I hope to continue to build upon the improvements of past Presidents, including increasing the breadth of our diversity and inclusion initiatives and establishing a student fellowship to advise local government agencies on science policy. Additionally, I hope to develop our partnerships with local land conservation organizations such as land trusts and The Nature Conservancy to better protect local habitats."

Good at Social Media?

The Indiana Academy of Science is seeking a Social Media Manager to enhance our outreach, communication, and social media presence.

Interested parties should view the Request for Proposals here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

       

Looking to keep your high school and middle school students  involved in a multiple aspects of science at home during the holidays?    How about engaging them in some Kitchen Table Science? 

These short videos are produced by members of the Indiana Academy of Science,  including Indiana senior scientists, graduate science students and undergraduate science students from multiple science disciplines. The videos are designed to enhance critical thinking skills through the use of scientific method in addressing a problem that has surfaced in a particular science discipline, graphically present the daily use of science, simply share knowledge about a topic of science that is of major interest today, or give guidance for students who have questions about how to become a scientist.  Click on this link to enjoy!.

Welcome New Members

Are you an Indiana senior or junior scientist in academia or industry? A science educator? A graduate or undergraduate science student? A retired member of the scientific community? A science enthusiast?
If you can say yes to any of these questions, and you are not yet a member of the Indiana Academy of Science, now is the time to join.  Learn more About Membership

 

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Annual Meeting

The 137th Annual Academy Meeting will take place March 26, 2022 at the JW Marriott Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. Current research, hot topics, panel discussions, and workshops are encouraged.  The Call for Papers will begin October 30, 2021.  This will be an in-person meeting, following precautions to keep our members as safe as possible.  Plan to join us, and stay tuned for more information

Annual Meeting Info

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IAS Dates and News

  • April 15: Extended deadline for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Grant submissions. Information about DEI grants can be found here.
  • May 11: Academy Budget Committee Meeting
  • June 1: Welcome new Section Chairs, Officers, and President Marc Milne!

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Science Educators and Youth Activities

If you are a student, educator, or parent teaching at home, this section is for you! We have added some additional short videos to help with teaching and learning science from home during these particularly challenging times with COVID19.  
Kitchen Table Science videos.  Multiple short science videos for middle and high school students.  
Indiana Expeditions with Rick Crosslin videos.   Multiple short science videos for all age groups.
 

Science Educators and Youth Activities

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