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The Bonsangue Family Scholarship offers $1,000 to help students overcome financial barriers and ease the burden of rising higher education costs.
“It is more important than ever for students to pursue fields that make a tangible impact on public health – to solve issues like climate change, health equity, mental health crises, and health misinformation,” Retired Rear Admiral Pamela Schweitzer says.
Jordan Ruggieri is a regional marketing manager for biotechnology company Thermo Fisher Scientific – a career that allows him to use his NSM education in unexpected ways.
Alumna Stacy Guzman (BS ’18) is powering students’ futures with a scholarship for biochemistry undergraduates.
Lauren DuCharme (BS ’15), a flight systems engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, was this year’s recent graduate honoree at the Cal State Fullerton Vision & Visionaries Awards.
Alumnus David Webb has helped develop diabetes and cancer treatments. Now, he’s conducting medical research studies to understand and develop treatments for COVID-19.
Cal State Fullerton alumni Gary Gallego (BS ’09), Rene Perez (BS ’02; MS ’09), and Oscar Castillo (BA ’02) reflect on how their NSM education has influenced their careers.
CSUF alumna, Sierra Patterson, embarked on a study to help resolve an archaeological problem with geologic tools.
Geology alumna Christine Irwin has an untamable curiosity for science.
This isn’t retired Rear Adm. Pamela M. Schweitzer’s (BA ’82) first pandemic. When she studied biological science at Cal State Fullerton, she took immunology courses and did postgraduate work in immunology.