Alumni

Academic Outreach and the Science Education Center are hosting Science Camp: Art and Motion this year. If you have a rising 3rd - 9th grader who loves science and is full of curiosity, this is the camp for them! We will have a week full of hands-on activities discovering the science that is happening everyday through movement and how that motion and science can combine to make some amazing art! July 14-18 (8 a.m.- 5 p.m.) is for rising 3rd - 5th graders,  July 7-11 (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.)...

On the 30th, Cas, Christian, Dan, Michaela, Nathaneal, and Jordan will take the mic for the last time as (our) grad students at the Museum Education Room, from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM. They'll read for us, for their families, and their friends. Be prepared to be dazzled!!!

On the 30th, Cas, Christian, Dan, Michaela, Nathaneal, and Jordan will take the mic for the last time as (our) grad students at the Museum Education Room, from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM. They'll read for us, for their families, and their friends. Be prepared to be dazzled!!! 

National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships fund graduate degrees at both the master’s and Ph.D. levels in research-based STEM and social science fields, including economics, psychology, political science and sociology. Benefits include:3-year program$37,000 stipend/year$12,000 Educational AllowanceOther Professional Opportunities Interested in applying?  Come, learn more from the National Scholarships Office and the Career Center on April 21 at 5 p.m. in A&S 238.   

The Office of Student Success & Career Development is featuring another event in its Student Retention Series. "Roundtable Talks" will be held as a student feedback session where each table in the Donahoo Lounge is dedicated to a topic related to student experiences or engagement with our campus. Potential topics include: ParkingAcademic Advising/RegistrationSchool traditions & cultureDorm life... and many more! Do you have a comment or concern you want to be heard? Come, join us in...