Center for Science in Society

To facilitate the broad conversations, involving scientists and non-scientists as well as academics and non-academics, which are essential to continuing explorations of :
	• the natural world and humanity's place in it • the nature of education • the generation, synthesis, and evaluation of information • technology and its potentials • the relationships among forms of creativity and understanding

In addition to ongoing working groups and initiatives (see above):
SOME UPCOMING EVENTS AND NEW ACTIVITES Making Sense of Diversity: A Conversation A discussion, supported by series of campus events, on-line resources, and an on-line forum. All welcome! Explorations of Teaching: What, Why, How, and Who A new project of the Graduate Idea Forum. Monthly meetings and workshops for graduate students and faculty.	Beauty: A Symposium A series of evening discussions considering the nature and significance of beauty from a variety of different perspectives. All welcome. ACTIVITIES EXTENDING BEYOND THE BRYN MAWR COLLEGE CAMPUS ... The Place of the US in the World Community 11 September 2001 Thoughts and Forum Serendip web site