The BEACoN Research Mentoring Program, run by the Office of University Diversity & Inclusion, exists to educate, empower, and advocate for underrepresented students, and critically, provide them with funded undergraduate research opportunities working one-on-one with a
Dr. Mohammad Noori, mechanical engineering professor, is the co-editor of two books: “Reliability-Based Analysis and design of Structures and Infrastructure,” and “Reliability and Safety of Cable-Stayed Bridges,” that were recently published by CRC Press/Taylor and
WRITTEN BY ROBYN KONTRA TANNER // PHOTOS BY JOE JOHNSTON OCTOBER 1, 2021 Lauren Barrera Reny has envisioned her final academic year for a long time — and it’s finally happening. She’s looking
Please join us for this feature presentation by Daniel Marrujo, B.S., Electrical Engineering, ’08 and M.S., Materials Engineering, ’08. Friday, October 8ATL (Bldg. 007), Keck Lab1:30-2:30 p.m. Daniel Marrujo is President and
Please join the College of Engineering and the College of Liberal Arts for the 2021 SURP Symposium! Friday, October 1, 2021Engineering Plaza3-5 p.m. In the College of Engineering and College of Liberal
Ten university teams designed and built systems intended to harvest water frozen below the surface of the Moon and Mars during the 2021 Moon to Mars Ice & Prospecting Challenge held September
Dear CSU Students, We would like to invite you to a virtual CSU System MATLAB Competition from October 15th till October 24th. This competition is open to all CSU students (undergraduate, graduate)
The Noyce FIRST Scholarship is a $15,000 per year scholarship for students in Science and Engineering Majors who want to become K-12 teachers. FIRST stands for Fostering Integrated Responsive Science Teaching by developing science
