
Project RAISE: Fostering Community in STEM
Project RAISE empowers students as they transition to four-year institutions and pursue careers in STEM fields.
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Project RAISE empowers students as they transition to four-year institutions and pursue careers in STEM fields.
The College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics remembers and carries on the legacy of three extraordinary individuals who passed away in 2024.
Six exciting faculty-led projects have the potential to further NSM priorities to increase retention and graduation rates, decrease equity gaps, and build community among its students.
The core mission of the Los Angeles Basin CSU Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Training program has always been to provide students with the opportunity to engage in intense, hands-on research.
Dan Black’s recent irrevocable $3.5 million estate gift cements his legacy as a pivotal figure in the College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics.
Save the date for Wednesday, March 12, 2025, as we raise money to bring The NSM Story to life for each of our students!
CSUF’s Richard Deming received an honorary doctorate from Chiang Mai University, celebrating his 30 years of international collaboration and contributions to environmental science.
These funds will facilitate the expansion of the CURE initiative, allowing the program to scale up to accommodate nearly 300 students per semester.
The College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics celebrated the contributions of former faculty and distinguished alumni at its annual emeriti luncheon.
The Bonsangue Family Scholarship offers $1,000 to help students overcome financial barriers and ease the burden of rising higher education costs.