NSP is looking for strong leaders and mentors to guide NSP:PAL through the 2013-2014 academic year. Coordinators are responsible for overseeing two teams of four mentors and their mentees. As such, Coordinators play a formative role in shaping the lives of aspiring scientists.

For more information visit www.brown.edu/nsp/pal/coordinator.

Online applications are available here.

Starting Tuesday, February 5, NSP has reserved space exclusively for studying science. For two hours each Tuesday and Thursday, join old friends, or meet new ones as you tackle applied math, biology, chemistry, computer science, geology, math, neuroscience, physics, or any other science course.

Work on problem sets or readings, review lectures, and brainstorm project ideas with feedback from peers and tutors.

Come and go as you please---no RSVP necessary.

Light refreshments provided.

When: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:30p to 9:30p
Where: Salomon 202

A panel of junior and senior science concentrators will talk about their biggest mistakes freshman and sophomore year and how they've overcome them to be successful.

CHEM 0350, MATH 0100, PHYS 0040 will be among the courses discussed.

Refreshments provided.

When: Wednesday, February 6, 2013 from 5:30pm to 6:20pm
Where: Science Center, Room 315, Third Floor Sciences Library

The New Scientist Program will be holding open advising hours in the TWC Formal Lounge. NSP provides mentoring, advising and support for students in the sciences. For more involved issues or concerns, feel free to email Joseph Browne, the NSP Coordinator, at nsp@brown.edu in advance of your visit.