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JOIN US FOR OUR ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AND RAFFLE DRAW! The Student Chapter brings together students, early career system dynamicists, and people new to the System Dynamics Society. The main mission of the Student Chapter is to provide networking and career development opportunities for students, early-career system dynamicists, and people new to the field. Each year we […]
The Student-Organized Colloquium is a free, one-day online and in-person event organized by the Student Chapter of the System Dynamics Society held on the first day of the International System Dynamics Conference (ISDC). The Student-Organized Colloquium promotes dialogue among system dynamicists of varying fields, levels of training and backgrounds and creates spaces to have meaningful conversations about the topics that […]
One hour zoom meeting. Agenda as follows: 1) Explanation of new SDS service for all chapters, include Presenter option 2) Problem: Min Hu reports that not all students are receiving the newsletter 3) Report from Strategic Alignment meeting with SDS from Cherie Dirk 4) Peer Mentoring Group Program - discussion for how to make matching […]
All Chapter Members are invited! Agenda Topics Include: 1) SOC activities update 2) Coordination of SC Fundraising activities with SDS 3) SC Senior Advisors Committee update 4) Any other business?
A free, two-day event organized by the Student Chapter. Provides an opportunity for less experienced modelers to discuss System Dynamics
A free, two-day event organized by the Student Chapter. Provides an opportunity for less experienced modelers to discuss System Dynamics
Join us for the Monthly Meeting of the Student Chapter at the System Dynamics Society! This virtual gathering provides an excellent opportunity for students passionate about system dynamics to connect, share ideas, and collaborate on projects. Access the Zoom link below.
