March for Science 2018 (NYC)
#ScienceMarchesOn, and you will too if you decide to join the parade! Pace will be showing up for this year’s March for Science in NYC, and you’re invited to take part on Saturday, April 14.
Join the Chemistry Club for this year’s March for Science in NYC. They’ll be meeting at Washington Square Park where a formal program of speakers will present, followed by a parade down to City Hall. Be part of the solution!
Saturday, April 14, 2018
9:00 a.m.
Washington Square Park
Interested in joining? Please email Professor JaimeLee Rizzo, PhD.
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