The Graduate Teaching Award is awarded annually to the graduate Teaching Assistant who best exemplifies the qualities of a college educator.
Liz Studer was recognized by several faculty members across the EEES program for her teaching approach and in almost every case her nominees noted the generosity of her pedagogy.
This year we are delighted to honor Sally Demirdjian, a PhD candidate in the Microbiology and Immunology department.
The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies extends heartfelt congratulations to the 2019 recipient of the Croasdale Award, Balint Kacsoh.
For the 2019 Investiture ceremony, we are delighted to recognize Daniele Bellutta, Kyla Rodgers, and Carlos Tigreros as Class Marshals
The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies will hold its 2019 Investiture Ceremony on Saturday, June 8 at 4:00 pm in Spaulding Auditorium.
My research focuses on understanding how pathogenic bacteria “think,” with the ultimate goal of being able to develop novel antibiotics and molecular inhibitors that can slow down or neutralize these harmful bacteria. To quote from the movie Starship Troopers: “To fight the bug, we first must understand the bug.”
When you’re walking though the woods, what you can see around you—those towering trees, flitting birds, tiny flowers peeking out from the damp forest floor—is only part of the rich forest ecosystem. To discover the rest, you must look underground.
To relieve rising oil demand and limit CO2
J. Lisa Christie's (MALS) research uses oral histories to explore how people of color experience life in majority white spaces.
