CSUF NSM: Where Mathematics Is a Masterpiece
CSUF’s Department of Mathematics impacts an average of 8,000 students each semester. In fall 2023, that number soared to a staggering 11,000 students.
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The NSM Story: An Epic Adventure for Students
At NSM, the journey of our scholars begins with support, encouragement, and the nurturing of critical thinking, often before students even set foot on our campus.
Recognizing Excellence at NSM
Outstanding undergraduate and graduate students were recognized with scholarships and awards from the college, individual departments, research scholars programs, and health professions organizations.
Building a Community of New STEM Students
“Exposing students to what it’s like to be in different kinds of labs reinforces the idea that if you are a math or science student, there is more to those fields than you realize,” says Merri Lynn Casem, chair and professor of biological science.
Serving Students in Science: Meet Maria Linder
Students in the biochemistry master’s program have limited funding, but Maria Linder plans to help change that.
Meet the NSM Student Success Team
Where can students at the College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics turn if they need help to ensure they are on track for graduation, a tutor to assist with an especially challenging course, answers to questions about internships or career preparation, or advice about joining a club to build community?
Student Spotlight: Spring/Summer 2021
Learn about the research and achievements of Cal State Fullerton NSM students.
A Worthy Cause: Writing Fellowships Foster Graduate Student Success
Along with supporting faculty research and doing investigations on their own, most biological science graduate students teach lower-division lab courses, which takes time away from their studies and research, but carries its own rewards.
Student Spotlight: Fall 2020/Winter 2021
Cal State Fullerton NSM students excel at exploration by inquiry and learning through discovery.
Study Reveals Coronavirus Spreads Faster in Less Prosperous Counties
A study by a team of Cal State Fullerton student mathematicians revealed that the rate of spread of COVID-19 is significantly slower in the more prosperous counties across the United States, while the coronavirus spreads much faster in counties with lower average income.