Q&A with neuroscience undergrad Amanda Richards
“She is an inspiration to me and to many others in my lab.”
Undergraduate Education
Q&A with biosciences undergraduate Kalli Stephens
Kalli Stephens grew up in Orderville, Utah, not far from Zion National Park.
Where are they now: Jordan Bolen
Roughly 1,240 miles from Pullman, Jordan still gets the occasional ‘go Cougs.’
Where are they now: Lauren Breymeyer
Lauren’s now one of the frontline heroes combating the deadly pandemic.
From WSU to the Mayo Clinic: my summer as an undergraduate research fellow
by Pierce Claassen, a microbiology undergraduate student in the WSU School of Molecular Biosciences Walking quickly through an underground tunnel that stretches nearly a half mile, I carried samples frozen on dry ice between two buildings on the Mayo Clinic campus to be tested as part of a clinical study on irritable bowel syndrome, or […]
The next generation: Educating our undergraduates for careers in science and veterinary medicine
James Bonner loves science. As a freshman, James knew he wanted to major in biochemistry, so when he was selected to be part of the new hands-on Science Education Alliance biology lab, or SEA lab, in the WSU School of Molecular Biosciences, he was thrilled.
“The lab brings abstract scientific concepts into everyday learning,” said Bonner, one of 24 randomly selected freshmen admitted to the SEA lab in fall 2011, the program’s pilot year.
