The Library’s popular STEM Girls will meet today from 4-5PM.
Girls are awesome. But as they grow up, they’re under-represented in science careers, and sometimes subliminally discouraged from showing interest in these careers. We’re doing our part to change this course by offering STEM events just for girls. All girls are invited to play and learn in an open and nonjudgmental atmosphere. Events are led by Bell Middle School’s Girls in iSTEM Club.
STEM Girls won’t meet again until February, so don’t miss today!
The Historic Preservation Board meets tonight at 6PM at the Public Works building, 1445 10th St. They will “discuss and prioritize intended goals for 2019.” No further information is available. The meeting will not be broadcast live.
Golden Area Band and Orchestra Festival take place this evening from 5-9PM in the Golden High School auditorium, 701 24th St. (map).
New Terrain Brewing is now having Monday Night Pickers on the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month. That means they’ll be there tonight, at 6PM. Stop by the brewery and listen to some good pickin’!
Silence is Not Golden – Suicide Prevention
Alpha Phi Omega at the School of Mines has planned several events this week regarding Suicide Prevention. Their theme is Silence Isn’t Golden. This evening, they are offering a 90 minute training session on QPR – Question. Persuade. Refer. The training is free and open to the public, but you must be 18 or older to participate.
Learn How to Help Save the Life of a… Child ● Student ● Friend ● Co-worker ● Family Member
If someone you know was considering suicide, would you recognize the warning signs and know how to help? Colorado is consistently ranked as one of the top ten states for suicide rates. Learn what you can do to help when someone is in suicide crisis, and gain the confidence to take action and save a life. Location: Colorado School of Mines Hill Hall, Room 202
This Saturday (Nov 10th), the community is invited to participate in a Suicide Prevention and Remembrance Walk, leaving from Parfet Park. This will followed by a Mental Health Wellness Fair in the new Coorstek Center on the School of Mines Campus.
