To say this past year has been a challenge is an understatement. We’ve been through a lot together, but we’ve emerged stronger. I applaud all of you for your resilience and send special congratulations to those of you who are graduating this spring. I wish to thank our Science Council, along with the many people who’ve supported me and our college’s efforts this past year.

As I complete my term, I’m pleased to welcome newly elected Science Senator Jonathan Mousley. Jonathan is an Undergraduate Research Fellow, majoring in mathematics and mechanical engineering. He’ll work toward increasing the visibility of research opportunities for undergrads, advocate for student employees and foster meaningful connections to help students post-graduation.

The future looks bright. Go, Aggies!

Noah Braeger

Science Senator 2020-21

Congratulations to graduating students! Stay up-to-date with commencement plans and deadlines, while preparing to celebrate your impressive achievements.

RSVP for the College of Science Graduation Ceremony by Sunday, March 21.

Summer and Fall 2021 registration is coming up in April. Need help planning your classes and staying on course with your degree? Schedule an online appointment with your advisor.

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USU Department of Geosciences’ popular annual event is going virtual this year. Join us for fascinating learning fun!

Applications for College of Science Undergraduate Research Minigrants are open until Friday, April 16.

Are you taking advantage of amazing seminar, colloquium and lecture opportunities offered by the College of Science’s six departments? Check our college’s home page calendar and departmental websites often for great talks; many by visiting scholars.

Tutoring in a number of disciplines, including mathematics, statistics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, computer science and science writing, is available to students. Visit the following links to make online appointments.

USU offers numerous opportunities for undergrads to fund and to present their research. Keep an eye on the USU Office of Research website to learn about opportunities.

Join us on Zoom Friday, March 19, at 7 pm MST, as USU political scientist Jeannie Johnson presents, “The Dark Side of Dataveillance.” An online Q&A follows Dr. Johnson’s talk.

Creating a learning activity video for Science Unwrapped is a great way to get involved in volunteer STEM outreach. Contact Mary-Ann Muffoletto, maryann.muffoletto@usu.edu, for information.

The USU Ecology Center is an interdisciplinary hub of learning, research and networking opportunities. Learn more about this unique center, including its monthly seminars featuring visiting scholars.

USU’s Science Writing Center is offers online assistance with lab reports, research proposals, research papers and more.