CREATE Scholar Omar Carillo
A Q-&-A with one of the scholars from the National Science Foundation-funded βCreating Retention and Engagement for Academically Talented Engineersβ (CREATE) program. Omar Carillo is a member of the first cohort of CREATE program scholars.β―
College of Science Departmental Giving Challenge
Will your department's name be on the plaque next year?
EntoGEM identifies the gaps in insect decline data
Postdoc Eliza Grames works to aggregate data for insect decline synthesis
Making their MARC: Jonathan Taasan
First MARC ΒιΆΉΣ³» cohort includes biomedical engineering major Jonathan Taasan
New agreement provides for 4-H Camp & Learning Center in southern ΒιΆΉΣ³»
ΒιΆΉΣ³» Extension collaborates with Lincoln and Clark counties to provide youth programs at facility in Alamo
How to cook chicken on a volcano
Six years of research leads to new theories (and new cooking methods) at the Puyehue Cordón Caulle volcano
Westfall Scholars luncheon celebrates another cohort of successful students
The event brought together students, faculty, family, friends and former and current College of Science deans
October Science Question of the Month Winner: Eric Nummela
Math alumnus Eric Nummela answered a Biology 190 exam question featured in the Discovery Monthly newsletter.
Christine Johnson appointed to Advisory Committee on Reconciliation in Place Names
Department of Geography professor will use her professional experience to help remedy past erasures
McKenzie Foundation professorship Civil & Environmental Engineering
Professor Keri Ryan is the first McKenzie professor
Civil and environmental engineering research showcased at Nov. 18 Infrastructure Forum
Event aims to spark new partnerships with government, industry and academia.
Professors Emeriti Jerry and Jeanne Johnson give back to support students of science
A generous donation will support a legacy of mathematicians and scientists