 |
Faculty members teaming up with student assistants are taking the initiative in research programs that promise to advance scientific understanding and inform public discussion of some of the most pressing issues confronting communities, policy makers and businesses across the region. [more] |
 |
|
 |
Candlewood Lake and other lakes across western Connecticut offer important teaching and research experience as well as community outreach opportunities with lakefront property owners, who need answers to keep invasive species from jeopardizing their lakefront properties. [more] |
|
|
|
 |
What began as a desire to pursue serious academic work in environmental science blossomed into two of the university’s most ambitious research projects for Catrina Morgan '12. [more] |
 |
Dr. Neeta Connally finds bugs fascinating. The former Yale research scientist relishes being a “bug detective” and focuses her study on infectious insects like those that carry Lyme Disease. [more] |
 |
Kaitlin Bookless '12 has shown an enthusiastic dedication to building her research skills in biology, which landed her a prestigious internship in the Yale-Peabody Museum of Natural History invertebrate zoology division. [more] |
 |
A Coffee & Conversation on the invasive species research being conducted at area lakes was attended by concerned lakefront homeowners. |
 |
Honorees Nancy and David Nurnberger accepted the Community Service Award at the annual WestConn Society Luncheon on March 28. [more] |
|
|
   |
|
Contact us MOMENTUM is published bi-monthly and disseminated by the Office of Institutional Advancement to donors who make a gift up to $999 annually to WCSU. |
|
| Honor Roll of New Donors | Mark your calendar! |
|
Madeline Agganis
|
Through Tuesday, APRIL 10
Wednesday MAY 16 |
