Cardiologist Uyen Lam BS’08 (Biology/Public Health) delivers cardiac rehabilitative and disease prevention services in greater Boston, while pursuing international medical missions to underserved populations in the Spring 2020 issue of Discovery.
The USU College of Science welcomes new development leader, Lori Hennigan in the Spring 2020 issue of Discovery. Read this question and answer interview to learn more about her.
Conservation Biologist Joseph S. Wilson (BS’05, PhD’10, Biology) Teams with Storyteller/Illustrator Jonny VanOrman to Create Whimsical Story of Bee Diversity and Broadening One’s Horizons in the Spring 2020 issue of Discovery.
Anastassia N. Alexandrova PhD’05 (Chemistry) receives Early Career Award in Theoretical Chemistry from the ACS Physical Chemistry Division in the Spring 2020 issue of Discovery.
What a difference! Renovation of the S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney Biology-Natural Resources Building, initially built-in 1958, is nearing completion. The renovation project is expected to be completed by Fall 2020.
Spring 2020 Guest Columnist Bradley Hintze BS’09, explains the importance of curiosity in the Spring 2020 issue of Discovery.
Dean of the Utah State University College of Science, Dr. Maura Hagan, talks about the Spring 2020 Issue of the Discovery magazine, including the virus, Aggie achievements, and the Year of the Woman at USU.
USU’s College of Science looks forward to the 2nd annual ‘A’ Day of Giving during Fall 2020 Homecoming and reflects on the benefits of giving in the Spring 2020 issue of Discovery.
Cardiologist Uyen Lam BS’08 (Biology/Public Health) delivers cardiac rehabilitative and disease prevention services in greater Boston, while pursuing international medical missions to underserved populations in the Spring 2020 issue of Discovery.
Science Scholars Randi Rasmussen BS‘20 and Vanessa Chambers BS‘18 Embody the College’s “Culture of Outreach” with Participation in Volunteer Service On and Off Campus in the Spring 2020 issue of Discovery.
Debbie Morgan BS’02, Mike Spencer BS’07, M.Ed’12 and Rachel Reeder Receive Nation’s Top Honor for K-12 STEM Teachers in the Spring 2020 issue of Discovery.
