Volunteers guided first and second grade students through a morning of hands-on STEM activities during the inaugural STEM Day. For two hours, students met tarantulas, served as citizen scientists for.
This CBS academic advisor enjoys the relationship building essential in his day-to-day work. How long have you been at the University of Minnesota? I started in CBS in February 2019. Where did you.
Four CBS undergraduates receive University Scholarly Excellence in Equity and Diversity (SEED) awards for academic achievement and equity work on campus. CBS undergraduates (from left to right).
This U of M veteran keeps things moving in the Dean's Office. What is your job title? Executive Assistant to the Dean How long have you been at the University? I have been working at the University.
What is your title? Outreach Program Manager You have been at the University for more than a decade--first an undergraduate, then a graduate student and now a staff member. How did those experiences.
CBS undergraduate Macy Vollbrecht shares her thoughts on receiving the Astronaut Scholarship and her interest in genetics. This scholarship will aid toward your research endeavors. What are you.
Caitlin Looby and Amanda Gorton look to tackle big questions around carbon cycling and urban ragweed distribution. The College of Biological Sciences recently announced a new cohort of the College’s.
George Weiblen shares a few thoughts before giving the keynote speech at the 2019 CBS undergraduate commencement. When he steps to the podium May 18, it won’t be George Weiblen’s first time addressing.
A Recap of the 2019 Golden Pipette Awards The pomp! The circumstance! Even the steady rainfall outside could not dampen the spirits of attendees at the sixth-annual Golden Pipette Awards at the TCF.
