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The College of Natural Sciences' faculty, staff, and students are working together to integrate instruction and scholarship into improving the public good and supporting the sustainable development of society. The Basic and Applied Sciences, through the strengthening of our disciplinary and interdisciplinary efforts, will not focus on the past but will serve as a beacon of hope for a better tomorrow.


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CONGRATULATIONS!

The 13th Annual Floyd L. English Natural Sciences Scholarships Have Been Awarded!

The College of Natural Sciences would like to congratulate the following students for their outstanding achievement as recipients of the Floyd L. English Natural Sciences Scholarship for the 2008-09 academic year:

Katie Collins, Biological Sciences
Preston Countryman, Physics
Amy Harris, Nutrition and Food Sciences
Minh Uyen Nuynh, Biochemistry
Kerry Mae Jones, Pre-Nursing
Andrea Kennedy, Pre-Nursing
Genevieve Maybrun, Mathematics and Statistics
Christina McCulley, Biochemistry
Griffin Perea, Geology
Jodi Sue Putnam, Nutrition and Food Sciences
Whitney Salis, Pre-Nursing
Molly Thompson, Biological Sciences
Karl Voigtritter, Chemistry

To learn more about these students and their achievements, please click here.

To learn more about the Floyd L. English Natural Sciences Scholarships, please click here.

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Announcements

Measuring Distances in the Universe

Friday, May 16, 2008
11:00 am
Physical Sciences Building 108

The Physics Department presents one of their own, Ms. Tiara Diamond. In the last hundred years, astronomers have made the jump from measuring the distance to objects in the solar system to distance measurements in our galaxy and beyond!  This talk will address some of the different ways cosmological distances can be measured.  Additionally, implications of the measurements and possible problems with the methods will be discussed.

12th Annual Student Research Poster Symposium

Friday, May 16, 2008
1:00 - 4:00pm

The Department of Biological Sciences presents their 12th Annual Student Research Poster Symposium.

Schedule: Poster Presentation, Holt 225 and Holt 227. Entomology Class Display, Holt 235. Ornithology Display, Holt 235.

4:00-5:00pm - Award Presentation, Holt 170.

5:00-6:00pm - BBQ/Picnic, Alumni Glen.

May 15-16: Greenhouses Open to View, 10am– 3pm.

Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve Spring Hikes

BCCER is offering weekend day hikes in natural history, wildflowers, birds and geology. More information can be found on their website at http://www.csuchico.edu/bccer/Events/hikes2008.html. Happy hiking!

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