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UCSD's Science Studies Program comprises four departments: communication, history, philosophy, and sociology. Graduate students and faculty in Science Studies are committed to working toward deeper understanding of scientific knowledge in its full cultural and historical context, while receiving a thorough training at the professional level in one of those disciplines.

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Thursday, January 7, 2010

Save the Date! SSP Winter Party

Science Studies Program
Winter Party

Friday, January 15
6:30pm
Location TBA via email invitation

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