The Ethos Project

Check out the symposium's digital program featuring Dreyfus Art!
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The countdown continues to symposium day!

Boise State undergraduates from across disciplines will deliver dynamic talks on everything from harnessing creative energy and bridging cultural gaps, to countering reductive narratives and augmented reality spacesuits at the fourth annual Ethos Project symposium, 6-8 p.m., Monday April 22, in the Jordan Ballroom.

“As NASA looks to Mars and beyond, updating their technology to adapt to the challenges of a new planet is crucial,” says junior Boise State College of Innovation + Design's GIMM program and Computer Science Department at Boise State University double-major Olivia Thomas, who is currently in Houston at the Johnson Space Center with Boise State's NASA SUITS team.

“I’ll be discussing how my team and I are helping NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration to design the next generation of spacesuit.”

The Ethos Project symposium empowers students to become advocates on campus and in the community. The event is free and open to the public.

Learn more: https://boi.st/2ZjyLV6
RSVP here: https://boi.st/2Dgoekc

There's less than two weeks before our big symposium and speaker reveals are coming soon! What are you hoping to see on the symposium stage this year?