Illinois Science Council
Liz Lux is a seasoned research technician at Northwestern University since March 2003, currently focused on senescence, organ injury repair, and cell aging at the Feinberg Cardiovascular Research Institute, having previously worked in cell and molecular biology. In addition to academic research, Liz serves on the Executive Associate Board of the Illinois Science Council, promoting STEM education and engagement in the Chicago area. Volunteer activities include roles at the John G. Shedd Aquarium and past work as an education facilitator at The Field Museum. Earlier experience comprises call center volunteering for Obama for America and data entry in the accounts payable department at Bethany Methodist Hospital. Liz Lux holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology from Long Island University, Southampton Campus.
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Illinois Science Council
We’re an independent, volunteer-driven 501c3 organization that engages, entertains, and educates the adult public about STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) in our everyday lives. We partner with scientists, institutions, and companies to showcase their research and promote Chicago as the nation’s true “City of Science.” Follow this page to stay up-to-date on opportunities to collaborate and ISC events that are open to the public, including: • Pi Day 3.14-mile Fun Run held every March 14th • Chicago Science Fest, held every May. This is our annual flagship event that includes lectures and interactive demos! ChicagoScienceFest.org • Science Cocktail Party in October/November • Book readings, lectures, hands on Chemistry, movie screenings and more—whether it is learning about the mysteries of dark matter or the science of chocolate, we’ve got you covered. We are always looking for sci-curious volunteers and sponsors! If you want get involved, please contact our director, Monica Metzler at mmetzler@illinoisscience.org. You can also follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook: @IllinoisScience @IllinoisScienceCouncil https://www.facebook.com/illinoissciencecouncil/