IMPACT

Through the ESTEME@OSU project, OSU has conducted a comprehensive examination of its learning practices and is evolving them to transform its culture of scholarship

William "Brit" Kirwan presented a special lecture on how universities can enhance and equalize student success to prepare them for the 21st century.

An Honors College instructor's new course, "The Art of Science/The Science of Art," allows students to explore how both disciplines draw on human creativity and imagination to move forward.

Alumni Ben ('51) and Elaine Whiteley ('53) are the College of Science 2016 Distinguished Service Award recipients.

Applications are now being accepted for our spring 2017 Cohort Science Communication Fellowship program.

Carl Wieman, a Stanford physicist Nobel Laureate and Corvallis native, presented the College of Science Fall Distinguished Lecture November 21, 2016.

A new monthly career development speaker series, LIFT Science (Leverage Inclusion for Thriving) offers engaging roundtable discussions for students about disparities in the science workforce.

Academic Advisor Jennifer McKee will provide more supplemental advising to enhance student retention while increasing diversity and student success.

Faculty, students and advisors in the College of Science received awards for exceptional research, teaching, and dedicated service at OSU's 2016 University Day.

Biochemistry professor, Kevin Ahern's online textbook, Biochemistry Free For All, has just been released and is now available to download for iPads and Macs.

The College of Science contributed to Oregon State’s new High Promise Scholarship, which targets first-year students most at risk of leaving the university.

Allyson Erlendson, a first-year biochemistry and biophysics graduate student, receives the 2016 Christopher and Catherine Mathews Graduate Fellowship.