CBS faculty, staff and students have received hundreds of local and national awards for their teaching, research and service.
Aaron Engelhart (furthest right) and Kate Adamala (second right) with a few of the graduate students in their labs helping launch the NASA project.
What led you to choose Ecology, Evolution and Behavior as your major?
Nathan Springer (pictured left) and Neil Olszewski (pictured right)
The CBS Student Board hosted the fifth-annual Golden Pipette Awards on Wednesday, April 4, 2018, honoring some of the most outstanding College of Biological Sciences professors. Here's who took home the coveted student-voted awards.
CBS recently selected three alumni making significant impacts in their careers and their communities for the College’s annual alumni awards. Robert Desnick and Angela Trepanier received the CBS Alumni Achievement Award, and Kimberly VanderWaal received the CBS Emerging Leader Award, an award for alumni who graduated within the last 10 years. Since graduating from CBS, all three have made lasting impacts in higher education across the country in areas relating to genetic counseling, veterinary medicine and genetic diseases.
Two groups of College of Biological Sciences students were winners at the 2018 Acara Challenge hosted by the University’s Institute on the Environment.
