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Southern California Academy of Sciences Natural History Museum of Los Angeles Go to NHM About the Academy Membership Annual Meeting Publications Student Grants & Awards Junior Academy Home > Activities & Programs Member Preview Days Don’t miss your exclusive opportunity to hang out with these eight-legged wonders. All Members are invited to experience the Spider Pavilion before it opens to the general public. Learn more > Age of Mammals Media Discover some of the media projects that complements the Age of Mammals exhibit. Learn more > -- -- Next SCAS Annual Meeting: May 3, 2019 at California State University, Northridge!!! May 6-7, 2016 More Information -- SCAS Contact Info: Contact SCAS at scas.nhm@gmail.com Support the SCAS Mission: Activities and Programs Adventures in Nature Art + Science B-Movies and Bad Science Behind-the-Scenes Tours United Way Campaign If your employer is part of the United Way Campaign please consider donating by writing us in on your United Way pledge form. More Information You are at the new web home for the Southern California Academy of Sciences. We are still building this site. For now, please visit http://scas.jsd.claremont.edu/ for membership and other information.   -- The is dedicated to promoting fellowship among scientists and those individuals interested in science; to contributing to scientific literature through publication of pertinent manuscripts; to fostering scholarship among young scientists; and to providing information to the membership, to the public, and to public agencies on matters of mutual interest and concern to the sciences and society. These goals are approached annually by: Conducting symposia and an Annual Meeting that draws together the academic and applied sciences community and students pursuing a career in the sciences. Disseminating the results of original research through the BULLETIN of the , which is published three times a year. Providing Research Grants to students in Undergraduate, Masters, or Doctoral programs who are investigating scientific questions related to the Southern California area. Honoring best student papers and posters at the Annual Meetings with multiple awards. Enabling high school students to conduct original research in a professional laboratory setting through the Research Training Program of the Junior Academy. is a Federally-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization Contact Us Press Careers Terms of Use...