School of Science and Engineering
Events
Upcoming Events
September 26, 2026
Chemistry Open House
An event for first-year graduate students and undergraduate students to learn about research and funding opportunities in the chemistry department. This will be a chance for chemistry majors to meet each other and faculty. This is an…
An event for first-year graduate students and undergraduate students to learn about research and funding opportunities in the chemistry department. This will be a chance for chemistry majors to meet each other and faculty. This is an…
October 08, 2026
EES Crafting Night
EES Crafting Night Join the EES community for a relaxed evening of creativity and conversation. We will use geology maps for collaging, all supplies provided. There will also be markers, colored pencils, and coloring books. If you prefer, bring your…
EES Crafting Night Join the EES community for a relaxed evening of creativity and conversation. We will use geology maps for collaging, all supplies provided. There will also be markers, colored pencils, and coloring books. If you prefer, bring your…
October 09, 2026
SSE Career Fair
Join us at the second annual Tulane School of Science and Engineering Career Fair for an opportunity to: -Network with Tulane undergraduate and graduate STEM students-Recruit for summer internships and entry-level positions-Increase brand…
Join us at the second annual Tulane School of Science and Engineering Career Fair for an opportunity to: -Network with Tulane undergraduate and graduate STEM students-Recruit for summer internships and entry-level positions-Increase brand…
October 22, 2026
2026 Flowerree Symposium
The 2026 Flowerree Symposium, “New Orleans in a Changing Environment: From Lessons Learned to Lasting Resilience,” will bring together leading scientists, engineers, policy experts and cultural scholars to examine New Orleans as a living case study…
The 2026 Flowerree Symposium, “New Orleans in a Changing Environment: From Lessons Learned to Lasting Resilience,” will bring together leading scientists, engineers, policy experts and cultural scholars to examine New Orleans as a living case study…