Psychology teaching associates gathered in the final winter break week to sharpen their skills before the Spring semester kickoff. “The goal of the bootcamp is to prepare graduate students working as Teaching Associates for Psychology 144 (Research Design and Experimental Methods) Spring 2024,” Psychology professor Dr. Constance Jones said. Jones and her colleague, Prof. Andrea […]
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This story was first published in Fresno State News. Santa Claus is flying to town in a red-nosed Piper Cherokee plane – or “sleigh,” as Fresno State professor Dr. Tamas Forgacs calls it.. Playing the role of Santa, Forgacs, a Fresno State mathematics professor and command pilot for Angel Flight West, departed from Fresno’s Chandler […]
Dear CSM students, staff, and faculty, Receive my warmest holiday greetings. As we approach the end of another year, I am grateful for the incredible commitment and resilience each of you has shown. Your passion for learning, teaching, and advancing science and mathematics is the heartbeat of our College. To our students, thank you for […]
Note: This story was first published in the Fresno State News. Visit FSN for more updated news about Fresno State. Dr. Martin Shapiro is a psychology professor at Fresno State who teaches courses in motivation and neuroscience. He is also the author of two psychology textbooks. Below, he offers some insights into making New Year’s […]
Article by Robbie Cordova, Sustainability Club Vice Chair. Behind the Downing Planetarium Museum, the Fresno State Sustainability Club is turning green food waste into rich soil. The dedicated group of students and alums is making strides in sustainability and climate action through a project that seeks more harmony between humans and the environment. These initiatives, […]
Aldair Pimentel, CASA Recruitment Coordinator, Contributed to this report In a surprise party at Science II Rotunda, the Academic Resource Center (ARC) and the Center for Access to Science for All (CASA) hosted a heartfelt farewell party for Alexis Holladay. Holladay is leaving ARC and joining the Division of Graduate Students as a lead Student […]
An inorganic chemistry study under chemistry professor Dr. Masaki Uchida, 4 student, and 3 faculty co-authors was published in the Journal of Chemistry Education. The publication comes three years after the research started and all student co-authors graduated. “This project initially started before covid in the spring of 2020 with four undergraduate students,” Uchida said. […]
It’s that time of the semester when students showcase what they learned, earn an A-grade, and ride into the winter holidays like a boss. Well, it’s not always that easy. For some students, finals week comes with anxiety and fear of not doing well on a test that might determine your final grade on the […]
A serotonin molecule structure tattoo on his right wrist summarizes Marvin Cornejo’s attitude toward life — optimism and resilience. Serotonin is a brain chemical that regulates mood, sleep and various functions in the human body, contributing to feelings of happiness and well-being. “I got [the tattoo] as a reminder of my love for chemistry and […]
