Chapters
SACNAS chapters enhance year-round mentorship and networking opportunities for SACNAS members. Through participation in SACNAS chapters, students, postdocs, faculty, and chapter advisors gain ongoing, local support for their development as scientists and science leaders.
Chapter members are encouraged to share information, resources, and peer-to-peer mentorship, as well as to take part in opportunities to give back to their communities and develop leadership skills.
Benefits of Chapter Involvement
- Local support for students for mentoring, academic success, personal networking, and social community
- Leadership development and networking that complement your academic career and resume
- Access to a national network of students and professionals
- Opportunities to apply for funding that support chapter activities and events
- Opportunity to host, organize, and participate in SACNAS regional meetings
- Recognition at the National SACNAS Conference
Join a Chapter
Check out our 70 current chapters to locate an active group in your area. Contact the advisor for information on the group or connect with chapter members through their website/Facebook page.
Chapter Development
- New chapters - information & materials for chapter application
- Chapter resources - tools & forms for leading a successful chapter (annual reports, funding support, hosting a Regional Meeting, etc.)
Get Involved
Want to deepen your engagement with SACNAS? Learn about science policy. Enhance your membership by taking part & giving back as a volunteer, mentor, leader, or donor.
Upcoming Conference & Leadership Institute Events
Monday, Jul 16, 2012 –
Friday, Jul 20, 2012
The SACNAS Summer Leadership Institute offers unparalleled training for underrepresented minority (URM) scientists interested in advancing their leadership skills.
Upcoming Regional Meetings, Events & Trainings
Friday, Mar 2, 2012 –
Saturday, Mar 3, 2012
The SACNAS Regional Meeting provides an opportunity for chapters and students to receive information on STEM programs and activities that benefit their career while providing the opportunity for student chapters to network, share ideas, and present their research.
