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The Community Outreach Committee is constantly trying to make interest in biology more widespread in San Diego. Our annual essay contest gives us an opportunity to impact high school students in particular, encouraging them to think about biology in a larger context and helping them to work on science communication skills. The winner of the contest is featured along with their essay in the winter edition of the SQ Insider, while the runner-up’s essay is published online at www.sqonline.ucsd.edu. Both students are invited to the UCSD Division of Biological Sciences’ annual research showcase in the spring. This is a great opportunity for high school students to think about biology not as an isolated field but rather as a subject with many applications and connections across multiple fields.

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