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������ Science Café continues fall season with “The Science of Gerrymandering”

������ Science Café will continue its fall semester series on Wednesday, October 4, with “The Science of Gerrymandering,” featuring speaker Joseph Coll, assistant professor of political science at ������. The event will take place at 7 p.m. in the Excelsior Room above Spoon Market & Deli (144 W. Liberty Street). ��

The talk will focus on this political issue from a scientific point of view. Participants will learn what gerrymandering is, how it works, and why it matters in the American political system. ��

This talk is the second in a series of events that will take place throughout the fall. Occurring the first Wednesday each month at Spoon Market & Deli, future ������ Science Café events will include:��

• Nov. 1: Brian Webb, director of campus sustainability at ������, and David Rice, pastor at First Presbyterian Church, will discuss “Climate Change and the Church.”��

• Dec. 6: Laura Sirot, associate professor of biology at the College, and Chelsea Churpek, social worker and trained sex educator, will present “The Science of Sex Education.”��

The ������ Science Café was established to provide a forum in the ������ community for dialogue between the public and scientists about contemporary topics. All events are free and open to the public. Spoon Market & Deli will provide light appetizers, and additional food and beverages will be available for purchase. For more information, visit the ������ Science Café .��

Posted in News on September 27, 2023.