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I love to communicate through writing. My main focus is to provide the target audience with information that will keep audience attention through various techniques and interests. I have written science and agriculture articles for the University of California, Stanislaus newspaper, The Signal.
The college of Science is to host their fourth annual poster celebration on Mon. May 11 in the lobby of Naraghi Hall of Science between 3p.m to 5p.m. This is a great opportunity for students to showcase their work and get the public interested in such work students have been engaging in during the academic year.
Although there has been drought issues throughout the United States of America nothing has been worse than the state of California. The central valley california has a bad drought with little to no water. This c ould affect California's agriculture, farmers, and crops. According to denham.house.gov, U.S.
On April 24, Delicato Family Vineyards presented at California State University, Stanislaus in the Chemistry Research Session. Delicato Family Vineyards is a third generation family wine business that first planted their grapes in 1924. They are the ninth largest winery in the United States and produce many different types of wines.
Dr. Katherine McReynolds, associate professor at California State University, Sacramento, joined the Chemistry Research session at California State University, Stanislaus on April 17 to present her research. "Exploring Glycodendrimers as Antiviral Agents" is research by Katherine McReynolds that gives background information on HIV.
The Biology Student Association held a meeting on March 17 in the Science building at California State University, Stanislaus. Dr. Michael Fleming was a guest speaker this week from the CSU Stanislaus department of Biological Sciences. He gave a presentation on his research he conducted from 2002 to 2005 on plants, specifically "Spartina."
Science Saturday was held March 21 by Dr. Mark Grobner and students in the Naraghi Hall of Science at California State University, Stanislaus. Science Saturday introduced sea urchins to kids in fifth and sixth grade. The students were able to learn how to fertilize a sea urchin.
Turlock farmer Charles "Chuck" Ahlem has recently been recognized as the 2015 Agriculturist of the Year by the California Exposition and State Fair Board of Directors on Feb. 27. Ahlem's awards for this year do not end there.
The Biology Student Association held a meeting on Mar. 3 in the Science building at California State University, Stanislaus. This was an informational meeting and student interactive activity about abstracts. As the biology students get ready for some research, it is important they understand the aspect of abstracts.
The California State University, Stanislaus Green Team held a meeting Feb. 19 in the Kirk Lindsey Center. It was led by Rikki Schmeeckle of the Green Team and speaker Anthony Preston. The Stanislaus Green Team program is a free service offered via the Modesto Chamber of Commerce.
The Central Valley Math & Science Alliance (CVMSA) held a student and faculty engagement Feb. 24 in the South Dining Hall. The CVMSA helps serve students at California State University, Stanislaus majoring in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Math or Physics.
Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation Program (LSAMP) held their first meeting of the semester in the South Dining Hall Feb. 12. The meeting was led by Dr. Melanie Martin, Associate Professor for the department of Computer Science, and was a great way to welcome back Science and Math scholars as well as get reacquainted with peers and professors.
California State University, Stanislaus held their fourth annual Science Day on Feb. 7 at the Naraghi Hall of Science. The event is a fun way for kids to not only participate in activities but to educate themselves on different forms of science and math.