Several events took place over the weekend. Here’s a summary in brief and photos. Play the slider to see photos of the following: Solar eclipse 2023 Hundreds of students from local schools attending the STEM for Girls Conference at Fresno State also got a chance of a lifetime to experience the solar eclipse while on […]
Fresno State’s held it’s 8th annual Feria de Educación on Saturday connecting Spanish-speaking parents, students, and community members with resources for post-secondary education. Organizers estimate more than 1500 people attended the event. Geology graduate students Morgan Hicks and Sergio Medina manned the The Earth and Environmental Sciences Department (EES) resource table, and Jessica Bustos and […]
Application to serve in the College of Science and Mathematics Dean’s Student Advisory Council (DSAC) is open. DSAC is an exclusive opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to make a meaningful impact on their college experience. What is DSAC? DSAC is a group of students serving as ambassadors and advisors to the Dean’s Office at […]
It was an Aaron and Aaron presentation. Aaron Asparin and Aaron Chhun, senior biochemistry majors and Smittcamp Family Honors College students, took the front of the class at Ag Mechanics room 102 to present their research at the weekly Chemistry Seminar Series in front of their peers and professors. Aaron Asparin An Investigation of Effective […]
The 45th Central Valley Symposium, offered through the division of research and graduate studies, is approaching, and it’s time to look at how you can present your research. The symposium’s primary objective is to disseminate recent research findings to a diverse audience, including community investigators, college students, and faculty, promoting research initiatives within the Central […]
John Gutierrez, a senior biochemistry major at Fresno State, delivered a captivating presentation on Oct. 6 entitled “Magnifying the Truth: A Look Into TEM and SEM in Forensic Science.” Transmission Electron Microscopes (TEM) and Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM) are advanced imaging tools used in scientific research, including materials science and biology. Gutierrez said every detail […]
The Fresno State Physics Outreach Program took center stage on Fresno’s local CBS47 show in a segment showcasing several captivating experiments to inspire the next generation of scientists and educators. Under the leadership of program director Don Williams, Physics Outreach strives to make science engaging and accessible to young minds. The CBS47 segment highlighted several […]
As students get closer to graduation after four years at Fresno State, many can’t help but feel a sense of accomplishment and nostalgia. Some may also have a feeling of apprehension for what lies ahead because once you graduate, you no longer have the “I’m a student” excuse to slack off. For many, college is […]
In a welcome development for Fresno State students, staff, and faculty, campus officials have shared exciting news regarding parking improvements on campus. Tinnah Medina, the associate vice president for facilities management, and Derek Brantley, the director of parking and transportation, have announced significant progress in the Central Utility Plant Replacement (CUPR) project, specifically the P5 […]
At least 8 clubs affiliated with the college of science and mathematics set-up tables and engaged students in last weeks Club Day and Donuts with the Dean event held at Science II rotunda and courtyard. Associate Dean Dr. Jason Bush, welcomed the students, the students networked with the associate dean and other students engaging in […]