Imagine gaining hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology while exploring the natural wonders of the Sierra Nevada. Thanks to the innovative
Our Physics Outreach program is powered by a fleet of trailers packed with engaging science equipment, enabling us to bring
Thank you for joining us for our 5th Annual Family Partnership Conference! This free virtual conference is the biggest event we host
Computer Science Major Nathan Theng is Fresno State’s 2024 President Medalist. Theng stood out among eight other outstanding Dean Medalists
Over 15 groups participated in the Science and Mathematics Carnival on Saturday, April 20. The first-of-its-kind event, organized through the
Hundreds gathered outside Fresno State’s Downing Planetarium to witness a partial solar eclipse on Monday, April 8. Dr. Steven White,
By BoNhia Lee | Fresno State News Click here to read the story from Fresnostatenews.com Fresno State junior Jessica Perez is
Dr. Cory Brooks, a chemistry and biochemistry professor at Fresno State and the newly named Editor-in-Chief of the Monoclonal Antibodies
The 45th Annual Central California Research Symposium will be held Wednesday, April 3, at Fresno State’s Resnick Student Union. The
Middle school students had the opportunity to explore the world of science through a series of workshops at the Black
The Psychology Department is a beehive of activity, showcasing its faculty and students’ diverse expertise and achievements. Dr. Lorin Lachs,
Angela Hickman is a recent graduate who earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology in December 2023. With aspirations
We have a winner! Geology major and a minor in water Ireland McCall was awarded a $10,000 scholarship to support
Black Excellence in Science and Technology Club (BEST), in conjunction with the Center for Access to Science for All (CASA)
Chemistry and biochemistry associate professor Dr. Kalyani Maitra, who recently participated in USDA’s E. Kika De La Garza (EKDLG) Science
Building Bridges to the Professoriate (BB2P) Program 2024-2025 Fresno State and UC Riverside announce the opening of applications for the
With almost 85,000 followers on X and close to 80,000 on TikTok, mathematics instructor Howie Hua is one of the
This article was first published in the College of Arts and Humanities Blog. Dive into the cutting-edge intersection of art and artificial
It’s a quick read, 12-chapter, 115-page book, a guide for adjunct and new instructors by psychology professor Dr. Constance Jones.
The College of Science and Mathematics welcomes two new staff members: Morgan Britter, who joined the team at the dean’s
Cancer researcher and former chair of the Biology Department, Dr. Jason Bush, has now served a full semester as Associate
Whoever said there’s no such thing as a free lunch has never visited the Googleplex, Google’s 2 million square feet
Psychology teaching associates gathered in the final winter break week to sharpen their skills before the Spring semester kickoff. “The
Due to unavoidable circumstances, we have changed our Instagram and X-formerly Twitter presence. You can stay connected with us using
This story was first published in Fresno State News. Santa Claus is flying to town in a red-nosed Piper Cherokee
Dear CSM students, staff, and faculty, Receive my warmest holiday greetings. As we approach the end of another year, I
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Article by Robbie Cordova, Sustainability Club Vice Chair. Behind the Downing Planetarium Museum, the Fresno State Sustainability Club is turning
Aldair Pimentel, CASA Recruitment Coordinator, Contributed to this report In a surprise party at Science II Rotunda, the Academic Resource
An inorganic chemistry study under chemistry professor Dr. Masaki Uchida, 4 student, and 3 faculty co-authors was published in the
It’s that time of the semester when students showcase what they learned, earn an A-grade, and ride into the winter
A serotonin molecule structure tattoo on his right wrist summarizes Marvin Cornejo’s attitude toward life — optimism and resilience. Serotonin
Fresno State’s Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences recently welcomed 48 fourth-grade students and six staff members from Golden Charter
Biology Professor Dr. Joel Slade has embarked on an innovative research project to understand human urbanization’s impact on local finch
Whoever said math is boring has never attended Fresno State’s Department of Mathematics Day (DMD). The Nov 17 event was
Fresno State University’s Satellite Student Union came alive as a festive international spirit swept the campus during the International Culture
Friday, Nov 17, 2023 is shaping up to be a busy day at Fresno State and with the College of
Members of the Fresno State student government play a crucial role in representing student interests and creating a connection between
More than 20 College of Science and Mathematics students stepped forward to be part of the Dean’s Student Advisory Council
November 3, 2023 Thank you, CSM students, staff, faculty, and valued donors, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who
We’re off to a great start with our Day of Giving fundraising effort. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Lilia
His Royal Bulldogness, Victor E. Bulldog IV, dressed as Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story, was among the distinguished guests who
Physics major Benjamin Awad and Keyara Piri, a biology major, won top awards for their presentations at the just-concluded 2023
Fresno State mathematics majors Jose Lopez, Isaac Ramos, Grace Burton, and Angel Vargas spent Saturday morning tutoring and mentoring middle-
By Sarah Bozsum Senior, biology major Photo: Sarah Bozsum poses in front of the newly unveiled bronze statue of Victor E.
Day of Giving: Empowering Student Success and Fueling the Valley’s Growth Fresno State’s Day of Giving, an annual online fundraising
There’s a new bulldog at Fresno State. A bronze statue of Victor E. Bulldog III, the university’s retired live mascot,
By Alicia Betancourt Junior, biology major My pursuit of a STEM career and education wasn’t just about following a passion;
Despite chilly weather, students showed up in large numbers at the Fresno State Memorial Gardens to kick off the weeklong
Over 120 Fresno State students, under the Center for Access to Science for All (CASA) banner, embarked on an inspiring
Several events took place over the weekend. Here’s a summary in brief and photos. Play the slider to see photos
Fresno State’s held it’s 8th annual Feria de Educación on Saturday connecting Spanish-speaking parents, students, and community members with resources
Application to serve in the College of Science and Mathematics Dean’s Student Advisory Council (DSAC) is open. DSAC is an
It was an Aaron and Aaron presentation. Aaron Asparin and Aaron Chhun, senior biochemistry majors and Smittcamp Family Honors College
The 45th Central Valley Symposium, offered through the division of research and graduate studies, is approaching, and it’s time to
John Gutierrez, a senior biochemistry major at Fresno State, delivered a captivating presentation on Oct. 6 entitled “Magnifying the Truth:
The Fresno State Physics Outreach Program took center stage on Fresno’s local CBS47 show in a segment showcasing several captivating
As students get closer to graduation after four years at Fresno State, many can’t help but feel a sense of
In a welcome development for Fresno State students, staff, and faculty, campus officials have shared exciting news regarding parking improvements
At least 8 clubs affiliated with the college of science and mathematics set-up tables and engaged students in last weeks
Dr. Karine Gousset, the newly-appointed Chair of the Biology Department, has embraced the challenge and outlined her vision, encompassing three
Parts of the Science I building are shuttering for renovation, to modernize the building. The move has affected several classes,
Genetic Counselors Provide Students Insight to Join the Profession. Genetic counselors Aisha Furqan and Jason Carmichael held a workshop Wednesday,
Note to readers: This story was first published in Fresno State News. Read it here. Students are gaining new opportunities
Soft Start, a cybersecurity training program funded by a $2.4 million federal grant for Valley residents, kicked off at Fresno
Recently promoted professors in the College of Science and Mathematics have demonstrated exceptional commitment to students, service to the university
Three faculty members in the College of Science and Mathematics have gained tenure and promoted to the rank of associate
The College of Science and Mathematics (CSM) is excited to welcome eight new faculty members. The Psychology Department, one of
Fall 2023 marks the silver jubilee for the Smittcamp Family Honors College (SFHC), one of Fresno State’s most prestigious scholarship
Dear first-year, transfer, and returning Students, Warm greetings and welcome to Fresno State for the 2023 Fall Semester. To our
On August 19, 2023, Fresno State’s College of Science and Mathematics, hosted a successful Family Partnership Conference, attended by more
Written by Eddie Hughes | Fresno State News Fresno State’s new strategic plan outlines the comprehensive goals and strategies that
From Fresno State News After an extensive national search, University President Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval has appointed Brady Crook to be the
From Fresno State News Black and Indigenous sixth through ninth grade students from Madera Unified School District learned about science,
Fresno State News Report Fresno State’s spring undergraduate admissions period will be open from Aug. 1 through 31. This allows
Students and Alums from Fresno State and USC participated on a field trip at the nutrition supplement giant, Nutrilite plant
Watch out. There’s magic unfolding all over the Fresno State campus. Despite the sweltering heat, construction workers are busy in
The College of Science and Mathematics has seven departments: Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Mathematics,
At sunrise on July 27, Fresno State College of Science and Mathematics (CSM) students will embark on an unforgettable biotechnology
The College of Science and Mathematics
Senior biochemistry major John Gutierrez gave a captivating presentation on "magnifying the truth in forensic science," on Friday, part of the Chemistry Seminar Series.
