Summertime Standouts: Kate O’Dell
Kate O’Dell’s air quality research has led to an adventurous and informative summer that may affect her career path.
Tag: "Students"
ASCENT scholarship funds atmospheric science graduate students’ international research
Atmospheric science graduate students Jingyuan Li and Rung Panasawatwong will receive funding from the Assisting Students, Cultivating Excellence, Nurturing Talent or ASCENT program to pursue research opportunities outside the United States.
Colloquium offers grad students cutting-edge atmospheric science, crash course in communicating severe weather
CSU atmospheric science students Sam Childs, Faith Groff and Chelsea Nam are among the 25 chosen for an Advanced Study Program colloquium, hosted annually by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) .
Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research: FFAR Awards Inaugural Vet Fellowship to Ten Students
The three-month long fellowship allows up to 10 students annually to conduct research with a mentor. Lauren Riggs, Colorado State University, is researching insect-borne diseases in ruminants.
Math graduate students take Math Circles outreach on the road
The popular summer camp expanded to eastern Colorado this year, in an effort to reach more students.
Kristen Rasmussen recognized as outstanding graduate mentor
Colorado State University’s Graduate Student Council has chosen Atmospheric Science Assistant Professor Kristen Rasmussen for this year’s Graduate Advising and Mentorship Award.
With liquid-fueled rocket, CSU team aiming high at Spaceport America Cup
The CSU team will pit their custom-made, liquid-fueled rocket against those of more than 122 collegiate teams.
Ram Racing headed to Formula SAE competition June 19
Ram Racing is headed to a regional Formula SAE intercollegiate competition that will feature 80 teams in Lincoln, Nebraska, on June 19.
Master's degree in biomanufacturing and biotechnology launching this fall
The Professional Science Master's in Biomanufacturing and Biotechnology will be the first such degree offered by the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering.
University of Alaska Fairbanks News: UAF’s first class of veterinary students makes history
“After a month I knew Alaska was going to be home,” said Liz Millman. “It’s pretty incredible to be graduating vet school and going back to Alaska to continue caring for these dogs and building a career.”