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FEATURED NEWS
On November 21, 2019, the Atlanta Chapter celebrated with our 57 outstanding young scientists. They received ARCS Scholar Awards totaling over $461,000 at our 27th annual Scholar Awards Luncheon.
UGA Scholar Amy Briggs
Amy researches how humans and changing environmental conditions affect ecosystems, working in coral reefs in the tropical Pacific. She is investigating drivers of reef microbial communities and how microbes affect the broader reef ecosystem.
Upon graduation, Malik plans to attend a Medical Scientist Training Program to pursue his MD/PhD. He hopes to build upon his recent experience at Vanderbilt University where his research focused on innate immune memory.
These past two years have taught me many things. First among them is how special ARCS is as an organization. ARCS is a gift. Actually, it is many gifts, and these are gifts that we receive ourselves - the gift of... Read more
Memories of the last two years will remain with all of us for a long time to come. We can give Leslie Petter a standing ovation for her outstanding leadership during this time. She not only kept the ship afloat, but she also skyrocketed our chapter forward on so many... Read more
ARCS Atlanta Members, your 2022 Scholar Awards Celebration team is laser-focused. We are navigating the path to a newly re-imagined event that is live and in-person, while also building upon the best of the last two years virtually.
Our new SAC is a networking social and reception featuring this year’s... Read more