The October 2020 College of Science Undergraduate Newsletter
Science Week Begins November 2nd
The USU Science Council invites you to participate in Science Week 2020 beginning Monday, November 2nd. The week is full of events that celebrate the diverse scientific disciplines represented in the College of Science.
 
Science Week kicks off with a Research Mingle event via Zoom on Monday afternoon, November 2. This event will be a great opportunity to hear from USU Researchers and to gain insight into their projects.  
Thanks for Bringing Your 'A Game' for 'A' Day of Giving
Thanks to all of you, who generously participated in the university's 24 hours of giving. Our college, with support from alumni donors Terry & Faye Whitworth, raised more than $12,800 to establish the Student Emergency Hardship Fund to help our students in need. Details on the application process will be available soon.
Tutoring Resources
The Utah State University Departments of Biology and Chemistry & Biochemistry provide tutoring services to USU students based on availability. Visit the Science Tutoring webpage to learn which subjects have available tutors and to make an appointment.

Coursework help and coaching is available at the Science Writing Center, the Aggie Math Learning Center, and the Computer Science Coaching Center.
Undergraduate Research Roundup: October 2020
Be sure to participate in the Research Mingle during Fall 2020 Science Week to network with faculty members. Visit the Office Research’s webpage for other research opportunities available now on campus.

Present your research at the Fall Research Symposium. Registration will close November 1, 2020. Register now.

In November, the Science Writing Center will provide workshops for writing graduate school essays. More information can be found on the SWC’s webpage.

Travel awards are not available at this time, but virtual conference grants are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Learn more here.
Science Unwrapped Explores Cybersecurity Friday, Oct. 23
Tune in via Zoom Friday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m., as Science Unwrapped welcomes Dr. Charmaine Sample, chief security research scientist with Idaho National Laboratory's Cybercore Division. Dr. Sample will explore artificial intelligence and machine learning from a cybersecurity perspective
Oct. 21
  • Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminar: Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy at 4 pm via Zoom | More Info

Oct. 23
  • Applied Mathematics Seminar: A Gentle Introduction to Computational Statistical Catallactics at 3:30 via Zoom | More Info
  • CAPS Workshop: Managing Stress and Anxiety at 3:30 pm via Zoom | More Info
  • Science Unwrapped: Exploring AI and Machine Learning from the Perspective of a Cybersecurity Professional at 7 pm via Zoom | More Info

Oct. 26
  • University of Utah Division of Occupational & Environmental Health Master Degree Information Session at 5 pm via Zoom, Zoom Session ID: 928 2881 1390 Passcode: FALL2020

Oct. 27
  • Biology Seminar: The USA National Phenology Network: Date, Tools, Resources to Support Science, Management, and Outreach at 3:30 via Zoom | More Info
Nov. 3
  • Biology Seminar at 3:30 via Zoom | More Info

Nov. 4
  • CAPS Workshop: Dreading Winter: Must-Know Hack for Thriving v. Diving Part 1 (The Biology of Thriving in Winter) at 3:30 pm via Zoom | More Info

Nov. 10
  • Biology Seminar: Neuroscience of Pain and Addiction at 3:30 pm via Zoom | More Info

Nov. 11
  • Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminar at 4 pm via Zoom | More Info

Nov. 17
  • Biology Seminar: Proximate and Ultimate Causes of Hatching Plasticity at 3:30 pm via Zoom | More Info

Nov. 18
  • Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminar at 4 pm via Zoom | More Info