APEX Programs & Events

The Parlee Center for Science and the Common Good will offer a virtual informational interview with Lisa Craig Gautier from Matter of Trust as part of our fall 2026 informational interview series related to “The Human-Nature Nexus.”

Ursinus is hosting its first biotech networking event, offering students the chance to connect directly with industry experts, explore hiring trends and career opportunities, and gain deeper insight into biotechnology and the key conversations shaping the field today.

Entrepreneur and agency founder Elizabeth Krupka shares the story of building a creative agency before AI could write the copy, make the plan, or tell you what to do next.

Join us on Wednesday, September 23rd, from 12:30–2:30 p.m. at the Berman Museum for a career panel just for you. We’re bringing together a small group of arts professionals to share how they built their careers in the arts — and what advice they’d give students just starting out.

The Parlee Center for Science and the Common Good will offer a virtual informational interview with alumna Hannah Merges, California Sea Grant Fellow at the California State Water Resources Control Board, as part of our fall 2026 informational interview series related to “The Human-Nature Nexus.”

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Join us to discuss case studies where the fields of engineering, chemistry, computer science, physics, environmental science, biology, and more, intersect with policy and democracy. Then, exercise your civic muscles by voting on policies where science and civics collide.

Join us for a poetry reading, discussion, and writing session where we explore themes of democracy, citizenship, and belonging.

APEX Day moving to the fall semester!

First-year students in the APEX-050 Science and the Common Good sections are invited to meet Parlee Center speaker Dr. Wil Burns during this informal informational interview session.