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ALT Forensic Analysis of Soils in the Crime Laboratory Gregory E. Laskowski President and Chief Consultant of Criminalistics Services International, LLC Wednesday, Nov. 4 4-5 pm Humanities Room 1109 Geology lecture series presented by Dept. of Geological Sciences RSVP to join in person or on Zoom Society of Exploration Geophysicists Geology Club
ALT A headshot of DeVaughn Bell wearing a white coat with his name and MSN, RN, FNP-C.
ALT Gurpreet Brar smiles for a photo taken in the KGET Studio 17 studio. He wears a white coat with the Kern Allergy logo, his name and his specialties of Asthma, Allergy, and Immunology
ALT Headshot of Gladys Moreno in white coat with her name and FNP-C
ALT The student union multipurpose room is filled with visiting students sitting in chairs. They face forward as chemistry faculty Dani Solano tells them about careers in chemistry.
ALT Guest speaker Enrique Hernandez talks to students. On the screen is the first slide of his presentation: From Rocks to Concrete: Chemistry That Builds Our World
ALT In a chemistry lab, CSUB students demonstrate how to set a dollar bill on fire without burning it. In the foreground, visiting students watch.
ALT Chemistry faculty Hanoz Santoke shows visiting students the Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy facility.
ALT NSME associate dean and chemist Karlo Lopez works with a CSUB student to demonstrate how to make a brick from milk and vinegar.
ALT In the Globe Room, a CSUB chemistry student in a lab coat tells visiting students about molecules and moles.
ALT In the Globe Room, four CSUB chemistry students show visiting students a demonstration involving chemistry worms and sodium alginate.
ALT In a Science III classroom, chemistry chair Jesse Bergkamp tells students about the CSUB premed pathway.
ALT In the CSUB multipurpose room, Dr. Rathburn addresses a room full of students.
ALT Guest speaker Kerry Klein talks to students. A slide behind her reads "How geology set me on a path of curiosity and exploration"
ALT Guest speaker Jeremiah Brower talks to students. A slide behind him reads "Geology on the float: A presentation on alternative aquatic careers in the geosciences"
ALT Geology staff and student talk with visiting high school students at a table outside the Student Union. On the table is information on the program and a tray of rocks.
ALT CSUB geology students show visiting high schoolers the stream table outside the Student Union.
ALT A Society of Exploration Geophysicists representative talks to a visiting student. Beyond them, CSUB NSME staff talk to another student.
ALT Career panelists Kerry, Raj, Jeremiah and Matt sit at a table in a Science III classroom. Geology professor Katie O'Sullivan sits at a desk moderating.
ALT Current CSUB student Jose Zaragoza talks about his time in the CSUB Geology Department. On the screen behind him are photos of various outdoor research trips. In the foreground, rows of students watch.
ALT Image of CSUB President and Valley Strong signing agreement
ALT Image of President Harper talking to Nick Ambrosini
ALT Image of CSUB and community officials posing for photo during Valley Strong gift announcement
ALT In the Globe Room, NSME dean Jane Dong and associate dean Karlo Lopez greet prospective students and their families.
ALT A group of nursing students smile for a photo at the Nursing Department table before tours start.
ALT In the Globe Room, chemistry professor Jesse Bergkamp hands a prospective student information on the chemistry and biochemistry programs at his department’s table. On the table is a molecule model, a flask and more informational material.
ALT In the Science I Globe Room, biology professor Rae McNeish stands at the Biology table and talks to a prospective student.
ALT In the Globe Room, computer science professor Nick Toothman talks with a prospective student about the Computer and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department.
ALT Faculty, staff and students from the Physics and Engineering Department smile for a photo.
ALT Geology staff Cecily Rink talks to a prospective student about her department’s programs. On the table is a wooden display tray of different rocks.
ALT In a chemistry demo, a student and professor Dani Solano light a $5 bill on fire without it burning.
ALT Explore Korea through Science, Technology, and Culture! FLP Korea 2027 offers NSME students an interdisciplinary study-abroad experience connecting engineering, chemistry, biology, geology, mathematics, computing, and public health with real-world applications in water, energy, environmental sustainability, and advanced technology. Visit K-water, the National Water Industry Cluster, and other national research institutes to explore water chemistry and microbiology, public-health protection, environmental and geological monitoring, data analytics and modeling, Al-driven water treatment, smart infrastructure, renewable energy, sensors, and automation —while experiencing Seoul, Korean history, K-Food, K-Pop, and contemporary Korean culture. Eligibility: GPA 2.5 minimum FLP Korea is a 3-unit summer study-abroad course offered as ENGR 4700 / ECE 3770 Information Sessions: DATE & TIMES: Oct. 14 (Wed) 12:30 - 1:30 pm Oct. 27 (Tue) 2:30 - 3:30 pm LOCATION: EEGO Classroom, BDC building C
ALT On the CSUB campus, Dr. Harper smiles and shakes the hand of a young visiting student. More students are nearby smiling and laughing. They are near the Red Brick Rod, with the library in the distance behind them.
ALT L-R: Dr. Tony Rathburn, Chair, CSUB Dept. Of Geological Sciences; Dr. Anna Cruz, Assistant Professor, CSUB Dept. of Geological Sciences and Dr. Anna Winter, NASA AMES Research Scientist posing in front of the new ozone sensor on the roof of the Science II building.
ALT L-R: Dr. Anna Winter (NASA) and Dr. Anna Cruz (CSUB Geology) setting up the ozone sensor on the roof of the Science II Building.
ALT L-R: Dr. Anna Winter (NASA) and Dr. Anna Cruz (CSUB Geology) setting up the ozone sensor on the roof of the Science II Building.