Tag: Biomolecular Engineering

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  • L.S.S. Offers NEW Successful Slug Workshop Series

    The Successful Slug Workshop Series offers 45-minute workshops to all UCSC students giving them the tools to be successful at UCSC. The topics in the workshops are science-based practices for effective, durable learning. Topics covered: Virtual and in-person workshops per topic. See the website for specific dates, locations, and descriptions of each workshop. Workshops are…

  • Heads up! Declare your Baskin Engineering major

    Dear BE students, If you are required to declare your major this quarter go here to start the process! If you are in your 6th quarter at UCSC (end of your 2nd year), you need to start the major declaration process this quarter, even if you still have major qualification courses in progress. Note: Although…

  • An Opportunity to Share Your Story: STEM Community Video Project

    A Creative Celebration of Our Vibrant STEM Community Baskin Engineering and the Science Division are collaborating on an exciting multimedia project that celebrates the varied landscape of experiences within our vibrant STEM community. This project is part of the “Joyful Noise” series that uses creative expression to strengthen our collective sense of community and resilience.…

  • Baskin Engineering Events

    Baskin Engineering always has something going on! From seminars, special lectures, public PhD defenses, and more fun-oriented social enrichment activities, you are part of a bustling community of academics! Check out the main events page and register for something that piques your interest. Remember: Your college experience is what YOU make it – so dive…

  • Joseph Cruz wins three awards for his universal flu vaccine research

    Joseph Cruz wins three awards for his universal flu vaccine research

    Joseph Cruz, one of our outstanding 25th class of Baskin School of Engineering graduates, transferred to UC Santa Cruz in 2020 from Mt. San Antonio College in southern California. As a Baskin Engineering student, he conducted universal flu vaccine development research with Professor Rebecca DuBois. He recently received the Chancellor’s Award, Dean’s Award, and Steck…

  • Evan Pepper highlights his experiences as an undergraduate researcher

    Evan Pepper highlights his experiences as an undergraduate researcher

    Evan Pepper graduated from the Baskin School of Engineering in spring 2018. Both as a student and after graduating, Evan contributed to UC Santa Cruz research projects that gave him hands-on laboratory experience in the fields of molecular biology and genetics. He credits much of his success and sense of community to the UCSC Academic…

  • Ikenna Anigbogu highlights the impact of student success programming

    Ikenna Anigbogu highlights the impact of student success programming

    Ikenna Anigbogu graduated from UC Santa Cruz in spring of 2020. During his time at UCSC, he was a Research Mentoring Institute (RMI) scholar, a member of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), a peer mentor for the Black Men’s Initiative (BMI), and an iGEM team member. He currently works as a junior research…

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