Graduate students

	At the intersection of art and science Ph.D. student Maria Park’s fascination with the living world informed her science and inspired her creative endeavors.
	MCDB&G Program Honors Grad Student Excellence Five graduate students receive awards from the program for their research efforts. Each year, the Molecular, Cellular, Developmental Biology and Genetics program honors some of its highest-achieving.
	A scicomm ecosystem takes shape From writing courses and coaching to opportunities to publish their work, students in CBS and beyond are benefitting from offerings designed to help them build their skills as communicators.
	Field Guides Grad School 101 Seminar Field Guides will host a seminar with current grad students about grad school opportunities. Current grad students will answer questions regarding types of graduate degrees, grad school applications.
	Recognizing Teaching Excellence Four teaching assistants named as 2021 Outstanding TA award recipients for their excellence in the classroom. CBS recently announced the four recipients of the 2021 Outstanding Teaching Award. The.
	Just the facts Graduate student Aman Imani combats misinformation one blog post at a time.
	CBS Celebrates Women in STEM CBS celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11 with a series of events, starting February 5. Join us online and on social media using these hashtags: #WomenInScience.
	CBSelfie with Maria Ramirez A rising fourth year PhD student in the BMBB program, Maria Ramirez juggles a busy research schedule and finds time to serve as a member of the Boreas Leadership Team. Lab: James Ervasti and Wendy.
	2020 Teaching Assistant Award Winners Announced The College recognizes four teaching assistants for their work in the classroom and lab with the 2020 Outstanding TA Award. The College of Biological Sciences is proud to announce four recipients for.
	CBSelfie with Molly Tillmann Molly Tillmann, a Ph.D. student in Plant and Microbial Biology, first got her start in ecology interning at Cedar Creek for two summers as an undergraduate student. In her graduate work, she studies.