Chemistry and biochemistry major Sydney S. Cunniff ’17 presented part of her St. Mary’s Project research, overseen by Geoffrey Bowers, assistant professor of chemistry, at the regional Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Chemical and Biological Sciences. According to Sydney, “I completed the data collection while at Pacific Northwest National Lab. My research looked at a Find out more »
Dr. Jordan recognized as a “Woman on the Move”
Dr. Tuajuanda C. Jordan was recognized as a “Woman on the Move” by the Associated Black Charities at the annual Women on the Move Empowerment & Networking event. The event was created in an effort to promote and focus on the responsibilities of women leaders, and each year recognizes women business leaders, women organizations, and Find out more »
Associate Professor Charles Musgrove Recently Published in Scholarly Journal
Associate Professor of History Charles Musgrove recently had published an article in the scholarly journal Twentieth-Century China vol. 42, no. 3. Titled “Taking Back Space: Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and Taiwan’s Democratization,” the article explores the relationship between public space and the emergence of democracy in Taiwan by focusing on the transformation of Chiang Kai-shek Find out more »
St. Mary’s College of Maryland Ranked Among America’s Top Colleges by Forbes
“St. Mary’s delivers a lot of bang for the buck,” according to a 2017 ranking by Forbes of America’s Top Colleges. In fact, St. Mary’s College is listed among the top 100 in Forbes Best Value Colleges, 58th in public colleges, 78th in liberal arts universities, and 91st in the Northeast. According to Forbes, “St Find out more »
SMCM Student’s Photo Published in Chemistry in Pictures
Chemistry student and photographer Lynn Stevens ’19 had a photo published in the American Chemical Society’s Chemistry in Pictures website. Working with Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dan Chase, Stevens combined the chemicals β-ketoiminato boron difluoride and 4-N,N-dimethylbenzaldehyde through a Knoevenagel Condensation resulting in fluorescent dyes. After purifying her reaction mixture through a column of silica, Find out more »
Alumna Participates in Collaborative Conservation Effort
Alumna Nicole Zimmerman ’14, recently spent a week capturing and tagging Columbia spotted frogs in the remote Indian Valley in central Nevada, along with other volunteers and biologists from state and federal agencies. Called “Frog Week,” this collaborative conservation effort has led to the removal by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of the Columbia Find out more »
St. Mary’s Project Becomes Basis of Article Published in Science Journal
“Just for Women? Feminist Multicultural Therapy with Male Clients,” an article based on 2015 graduate Jake Wolf’s St. Mary’s Project with Professor of Psychology Libby Nutt Williams, was recently released in the scholarly, social and behavioral science journal Sex Roles. Co-authors include St. Mary’s College alums Megan Darby ’17, Jonathan Herald ’16, and Catherine Schultz ’16. The exploratory study focuses Find out more »
Student Randy Larsen ’19 Admitted to Summer Internship Program in Biomedical Research
St. Mary’s College student Randy Larsen IV ’19 spent the summer interning at the Women’s Malignancies Branch of the National Cancer Institute. Under Senior Investigator Patricia Steeg, the lab focused on the mechanisms of how breast cancer metastasizes into the brain. Larsen’s day-to-day mentor was researcher Lin Xiao. “Working with Dr. Xiao, my project focused Find out more »
St. Mary’s College Student Marilyn Steyert participates in Amgen Scholars Program
St. Mary’s College Student Marilyn Renata Steyert ’18, was selected to participate in the Amgen Foundation’s prestigious Amgen Scholars Program. Since 2006, the Amgen Scholars Program has provided hands-on research opportunities under world-renowned faculty mentors to more than 3,500 undergraduate students. Steyert spent the summer conducting hands-on research at the University of California, San Francisco Find out more »
Bowers Awarded Instrument Time at National Lab
Geoffrey Bowers, assistant professor of chemistry, was recently approved instrument time to conduct research in the coming summer with the possibility of continuing for a second summer at the William R. Wiley Environmental and Molecular Sciences Laboratory at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. The approval was obtained via a grant proposal. The approved instrument time Find out more »
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